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Ballarat breakfast report | Saturday, April 23
Ballarat breakfast report | Saturday, April 23 April 23, 2016, 9:15 a.m. See what's making news this weekend in Ballarat. Today's front page of The Courier.Good morning Ballarat, Here’s a look at what’s making news around Ballarat this weekend.Today’s front page by reporter Melissa Cunningham looks at a radical right-wing political party that promotes racism which has taken official steps to use the Eureka Flag as an emblem on its election ballot pape..>> view originalBallarat's pokies cashing in big
Ballarat’s pokies cashing in big April 22, 2016, 3:30 p.m. DURING the 2014-15 financial year, Ballarat gamblers lost more than $53 million on pokie machines. Dubious benefit: John Ditchburn's take on the Frankston pokie decision.DURING the 2014-15 financial year, Ballarat gamblers lost more than $53 million on pokie machines.According to data released by the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation, with 663 poker machines in 15 venues ..>> view originalSex inquiry to meet for further talks
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse will hold a directions hearing next week to make further orders regarding the response of Catholic Church clergy to complaints of child sexual abuse in Ballarat. NO SUBMISSIONS: Ballarat Bishop Ronald Mulkearns gave evidence at the royal commission this year before he died after a long battle with cancer on April 4.The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse will hold a directions h..>> view originalKeeping our stories alive
How we honour men and women who serve this country and shaped our nation is evolving with younger generations increasingly aware of the broader sacrifices made, writes MELANIE WHELAN HONOUR: Vietnam Veterans Association Ballarat secretary Peter Starr and president Bill Dobell will lead the local contingent. Picture: Lachlan Bence.WALKING along George Street in Sydney on October 3, 1987, Bill Dobell felt a great sense of trepidation. Fifteen Anzac Days had passed since the end of A..>> view originalThe week in pictures: April 23, 2016 | Photos
WOLLONGONG: Underwater world: Chloe Saxby swims with Emma and David McKeon on Thursday. The McKeons' swim school held a pool party fundraiser for Chloe at Unanderra. Pictures: Sylvia LiberBALLARAT: The best beards and moustaches will soon be on show. Picture: Lachlan BenceDUBBO: Aston Davis and Kieth Yap take part in the Action Painting school holiday workshop at the Western Plains Cultural Centre. Photo: BELINDA SOOLELAUNCESTON: Business owners in the Quadrant Mall are frustrated over ongoing w..>> view originalSEABL: Moller signs to cover Smith injury
BALLARAT’S new signing Craig Moller is expected to debut for the Miners against North West Tasmania in Ulverstone on Saturday night. BALLARAT’S new signing Craig Moller is expected to debut for the Miners against North West Tasmania in Ulverstone on Saturday night.Moller has been secured as a short-term replacement for the injured Chris Smith (calf) until another recruit James Hunter arrives in Ballarat next month.Hunter was signed in the off-season and will join the GMHBA Miners ..>> view originalCattle yard ignites debate
The Victorian Farmers Federation has been accused of failing to represent the concerns of Ballarat farmers at a heated meeting surrounding the relocation of the city’s saleyards. The Victorian Farmers Federation has been accused of failing to represent the concerns of Ballarat farmers at a heated meeting surrounding the relocation of the city’s saleyards. Emotions ran high at a meeting inside the Mercure Ballarat Hotel and Convention Centre on Friday morning as stock agents, the V..>> view originalKids' fun a pokies lure
NEWS a Frankston gaming venue has been approved to install extra pokie machines partly in return for building an on-site playground has left a Ballarat campaigner worried about the effect on families. Backlash: Campaigners are worried about the "community benefit" of children's playgrounds in pokie venues, saying they could draw families in.NEWS a Frankston gaming venue has been approved to install extra pokie machines partly in return for building an on-site playground has left a..>> view originalHigh praise for Dockers debutant
Mark Duffield - The West Australian on April 22, 2016, 6:03 pm Darcy Tucker will make his debut for the Dockers tomorrow. Pic: AFL Media Fremantle debutant Darcy Tucker has been described as the most professional player to come through the North Ballarat 18s program by talent development manager Phil Partington.Tucker, who comes into Fremantle’s team to face Carlton along with Brady Grey and Zac Clarke at the expense of Nick Suban, Garrick Ibbotson and Ed Langdon, captained the Rebe..>> view original
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