Rock looks forward to rolling back into town with Saints

31/01/2008 | ST KILDA assistant coach Anthony Rock is looking forward to catching up with some old friends in Ballarat next week when he returns for the Saints' three-day community camp.

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Grounds are in better nick but it's early days

31/01/2008 | BALLARAT'S football grounds look in better condition than this time last year thanks to the Ballarat City Council's planning and efforts to obtain water.

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Hair today but gone tomorrow

31/01/2008 | THE McCallum Community Centre is gearing up for the World's Greatest Shave.

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Residents fritter $28m in 6 months on pokies

31/01/2008 | MORE than $28 million was spent on Ballarat's poker machines in the past six months.

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Bid for gold at Bungal

31/01/2008 | A WENDOUREE company has applied for a licence to search for gold at Bungal, near Elaine.

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Police hope to cut crime by 12 per cent

31/01/2008 | ASSAULTS and anti-social behaviour in the nightclub district will become the focus as Ballarat police try to meet ambitious new crime reduction targets.

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Damp end to a dry month

31/01/2008 | IT was a slightly wet end to the month, but January's rainfall was still way below average.

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Mum bailed over hold-up

31/01/2008 | A PREGNANT teenager accused of armed robbery was bailed in the Ballarat Magistrate's Court yesterday.

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Lake's huge work of art on show

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More carers needed to cope with demand

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Sebastopol duo thrills in pairs heartstopper

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16/12/2008 | So we now have desperate parents attempting to bribe teachers to get their children into a selective high school. What a sad indictment of our education policies, the holy grail of which is parental choice.

Qantas-BA merger a bad Irish joke

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