Gay marriage debate about equality, not political gamesAUSTRALIANS will probably look back in a decade and wonder what all the fuss was about.
Divert fines money into building a car parkCity of Ballarat receives a large income from parking infringements around the hospital precinct.
Power of city's heritage draws crowdCongratulations to all those involved in the Ballarat Heritage Weekend
Poor effort on Heritage Weekend train rideSteam train ride promoted as running from Ballarat to Lal Lal
No consistency in AFL's approach to drug useThe fact that there has been a 333 per cent spike in players taking recreational drugs makes a mockery of ...
Think about how we can help AboriginalsNational Reconciliation Week is celebrated annually on May 27 to June 3 two significant milestones for reconciliation in Australia.
Pool closure may spur greater use of outdoor swim facilitiesTHERE is a sense of inevitability surrounding the closure of the Wendouree outdoor swimming pool.
Support your local universityWhen are we going to see a response to the loss of Ballarat from the University of Ballarat's name?
Gay marriage debate about equality, not political gamesAUSTRALIANS will probably look back in a decade and wonder what all the fuss was about.
Congratulations and thanks to our wonderful volunteersSOME of Ballarat’s finest unsung heroes were recognised at the weekend for helping to make the city a ...
Your vocation can change societyTHERE might have been dozens of people at a dinner in Creswick this week who would have liked ...
Huge shift in attitude needed to deal with drugs in sportIT would be naive at best to think that illicit drug use in young footballers – who fall ...
An end to hospital parking woes will not be without painPlans for the helipad at the base hospital are moving ahead, and Ballarat will greet the news with ...
Ballarat must present a united front for project fundingThe question the Ballarat community might ask of the state and federal governments is not which projects they ...
More than just sconesFEATURE STORY: The CWA is busy building a place in the hearts of the younger generation.
In the Kitchen: Country Style SmallgoodsTHIS week, Suzi Fitzpatrick snagged a chat with Country Style Smallgoods’ Sebastian Jurcan.
In The Kitchen at Lydiard Wine BarSUZI Fitzpatrick quizzes what The George Hotel's head chef Liam Downes has in store for Mother's Day at ...
The sober truthFEATURE STORY: Three months without booze. Could you do it? Kim Stephens did. Find out how she went.
Live opera needs more support in the countryI HAVE just attended a screening of the Met Opera Live in HD at Her Majesty's Theatre, Ballarat. ...
Don't forget those who suffered in other waysI FULLY support the idea of a memorial for those who were abused as children in institutions or ...
Still more bickering in health funding debateI WRITE in response to Paul Jenkins' letter (February 10).It is hardly surprising that a former state Liberal ...
Opposing views in the letters sectionWas it a coincidence to have two such profoundly different views juxtaposed in today's (February 25) letters?
Poor effort on Heritage Weekend train rideSteam train ride promoted as running from Ballarat to Lal Lal
No consistency in AFL's approach to drug useThe fact that there has been a 333 per cent spike in players taking recreational drugs makes a ...
POLL: NSW bill to ban 'anti-vax' kidsMove to ban unvaccinated kids from preschools and childcare centres isn't about discriminating against children of vaccine refusers, state opposition ...
POLL: Pie slip costs hotel $500kILLAWARRA: Woman who slipped on a party pie awarded almost half a million dollars in compensation.
Pot for terminally ill has multiple backersHUNTER: Man who used cannabis to battle HIV backs recommendation to give terminally ill access to the drug.