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  • 22yo man stabbed at Ballarat skate park as police plead for clues - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

    22yo man stabbed at Ballarat skate park as police plead for clues - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
    22yo man stabbed at Ballarat skate park as police plead for cluesPostedNovember 09, 2015 11:20:39 Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was stabbed in a Ballarat skate park at the weekend.The 22 year old suffered stab wounds when he was attacked by a group of men on the corner of Armstrong and Mair streets about 4:00pm (AEDT) on Saturday.He was taken to Ballarat hospital for treatment and has since been released.Anyone with information is being urged to call Crime Stoppers.Topics:crime,assault,ballarat-3350
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  • Gelded Nordic set to chase Millions

    Gelded Nordic set to chase Millions
    Nordic Empire (Image courtesy of Slickpix) TrainerMick Priceis hoping a gelding operation could be the making of frustrating sprinterNordic Empire.The son of Wilander has three wins from 11 starts but has so far failed to deliver on the promise he showed earlier in his career.Speaking after the four-year-old won an 800m barrier trial at Cranbourne on Monday, Price said he expected the horse to be much more consistent as a gelding.“I’ve got no doubt that you’ll see a different horse and I’m hoping that his temperament settles down,” Price said.“He’s still quite a highly-strung, nervous type of a horse so we have to be a little bit careful with him but I thought it was a good trial an..
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  • New hotel complex in Vic $50m rail revamp

    Ballarat will get a new 100-room hotel and convention centre as part of a major redevelopment of the goldfields city's historic railway precinct.Regional Development Minister Jaala Pulford said the project will deliver 140 local jobs and include a four-star hotel and convention centre with transport infrastructure, public spaces and a refurbished and re-purposed heritage goods shed.The Victorian government says it will kick in $25 million for the project, in the heart of the city, with expressions of interest to be sought from the private sector for an investment of more than $30 million.Expressions of interest are open and will close on December 17. © AAP 2015 ..
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  • Vic teen critical after freeway dash

    Vic teen critical after freeway dash
    A teenage boy is fighting for his life after he was hit by a car when he and a group of friends ran across a Melbourne freeway.Police believe a group of four youths tried to cross the Western Freeway at Brookfield, near Melton, just after 11pm on Saturday when the 14-year-old was struck by a car.He suffered life-threatening injuries and was flown to The Alfred hospital where he remains in a critical condition.The driver, a 47-year-old Ballarat woman, and her son stopped to help and are assisting police. © AAP 2015 Send yourphotos,videosandstoriesto9NEWS You can remain anonymous.Click herefor more information. &#..
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  • Top 10 people of the Spring Carnival

    Top 10 people of the Spring Carnival
    The Victorian spring racing carnival is almost over and it has provided many highlights. Here are ten people that have helped make the 2015 spring carnival great.10. Steven PayneThe most famous strapper since Tommy Woodcock, Stevie Payne (everyone calls him Stevie) deserves his place in the top ten for bringing sheer, unbridled joy to the racing game. There is no better sight in racing than seeing Stevie as he walks aDarren Weir-trained horse around the parade ring, smile stretched across his face. He predicted barrier 1 forPrince of Penzancein the Melbourne Cup then proceeded to draw it, starting the dream that would become a reality. He has become an inspiration for many.9. Greg MilesGreg ..
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  • Confidence key for Ihtsahymn

    Confidence key for Ihtsahymn
    Ihtsahymn (Image courtesy of Hollands) TrainerPatrick Paynesaid he is optimistic of turning around the fortunes of Group 1 winnerIhtsahymn.The son of Ihtiram was a star in Western Australia, winning the Group 2 WA Guineas, the Group 1 Kingston Town Classic and the Group 2 CB Cox Stakes in a hot streak in late 2013, for then-trainerFred Kersley.Since running second in the WATC Derby in April 2014, Ihtsahymn has been relatively poor - with his close-up fourth in his CB Cox defence his best effort in 10 races since his three-year-old campaign.Three of those starts have been for Payne, who watched on as the now five-year-old gelding trialled at Cranbourne on Monday."He might kick off on..
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  • This is what really happens when NBN moves in

    This is what really happens when NBN moves in
    What has been the real impact of the NBN rollout?IT’S the high-speed internet network that is meant to change our lives.The National Broadband Network has been spruiked as the key to establishing “hotbeds of innovation”, creating a stream of hi-tech jobs and converting tired regional towns into “silicon cities”.Sounds pretty great, doesn’t it?But while NBN advocates made many optimistic claims to news.com.au, an investigation found that they failed to stack up.The network may have the potential to change the way Australia does business eventually, but many of the assertions appear to be premature.It has been five years since the first homes in Australia got access to the network and the roll..
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  • Tucker impresses on and off the field

    Tucker impresses on and off the field
    AFL Draft 2015: Darcy Tucker sets bar high on football, leadership aspirationsRILEY BEVERIDGEFOX SPORTSNovember 08, 20157:00PMHello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player.DARCY Tucker once modelled his game on Stephen Milne.But when the talented half-back lands at an AFL club, his role will be to stop players in the mould of the ex-Saints forward — not play like them.“People laugh at that, but I was really small growing up and I played in the forward pocket in junior footy,” Tucker said.“I probably wasn’t as annoying as him; I just liked to kick sneaky goals.”Tucker’s role models have since changed. A line-breaking defender, he is no longer the..
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  • Cairnlea masterplan to be resubmitted soon

    There will be no more information sessions before Places Victoria resubmits its master plan for a controversial residential and commercial development in Cairnlea.Star Weeklyrevealed last year that Places Victoria had reworked its original master plan for the 38-hectare site next to Cairnlea Drive, after community outrage to what residents conceived as a heavy industrial use.“We listened when residents told us they were concerned about commercial development and significantly changed the proposed master plan, with commercial development now confined to the southern part of the site along Ballarat Road,” a PV spokesman said.PLACES VICTORIA: CAIRNLEA FUTURE DEVELOPMENT“Our plan will see a..
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  • Time for Defence to think outside the box

    Time for Defence to think outside the box
    HMAS Ballarat conducting "replenishment at sea" exercises. Time for Australia to move away from more conventional forms of defence?According to insiders, the already twice-delayed 2015 Defence white paper now looks set for 2016 delivery, despite a newly-appointed Malcolm Turnbull earlier suggesting that it would be released by the end of the year.This has come as welcome news for many in the defence community, who have encouraged Turnbull and Defence Minister Marise Payne to thoroughly examine the draft prepared by their predecessors, for fear that it reflects the needs of Tony Abbott far more than it does the broader interests of Australia.Whether for better or worse, it is not unusual for ..
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