Ballarat breakfast report | Thursday, July 14, 2016 and other top stories.

• Ballarat breakfast report | Thursday, July 14, 2016

  

  A probe by Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog into claims of fraud in the Ballarat City Council may be investigating more than one of the organisation's senior ...

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• Southeast cold snap conditions improve

  

  Southeast cold snap conditions improve

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• Growing every game

  

  “As you stay longer in the system, you get more professional and you know what to do." In the mud and dirt of Port Melbourne’s North Port Oval on Sunday, Braydon Preuss showed just how far he’d come in 2016. Forced to shoulder almost the entirety of the ruck duties after Majak Daw’s early ankle injury, Preuss responded with 65 hit-outs and finished the afternoon as one of the best players on the field. The 206-centimetre, 107-kilogram man-mountain readily admitted he wouldn’t have been abl..

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