The Courier
Wednesday, 29 November 2023
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Publican swaps beers to coffees, proves not quite the 'walk in the park'
Melanie Whelan
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Former City Oval Hotel publican Robert Gayton and wife Julie have opened 321 Cafe in Learmonth with front of house Beth Wright (far left) and chef Dave Chambers. Picture by Adam Trafford
Workers being ripped off thousands as job dissatisfaction rises
Adrian Rollins
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More workers are putting in more unpaid hours. Picture Shutterstock
Business
The businesses shaping Ballarat in 2023
Staff Reporters
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From top left: City Oval Hotel, Upstate Gym, Country Road and Itinerant Distillery. Pictures: Lachlan Bence, Kate Healy and Adam Trafford.
Andrew and Nicola Forrest buy Aussie icon Akubra
Sue Stephenson
Andrew and Nicola Forrest with their own well-worn Akubras. Pictures supplied by Tattarang
Opinion
We're a bigger cyber target than ever. Defence can't just rest with govt
Aidan Tudehope
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Federal Cyber Security Minister Clare O'Neil. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Business merger rules could face huge overhaul
Adrian Rollins
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Meet the app sisters making saving cool for Millennials
Anna Houlahan
Ali (left) and Gaby Rosenberg launched the Blossom micro-investing app to help young people save for goals like travel, weddings or a house deposit. Picture by Cameron Forrester
Business
Fun for all: your first look inside Ballarat's new family entertainment center
Nieve Walton
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General Manager Oz Tenpin Graeme Cox at the new Norman Street site. Picture by Kate Healy
Food
'We're getting close' but still no date on FoodBank's Ballarat launch
Melanie Whelan
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FoodBank Victoria chief executive officer David McNamara says the organisation needs to ensure the Ballarat warehouse is sustainable before opening up to the community. Picture by Lachlan Bence
From cutting edge tech to vintage pubs: How Ballarat's businesses are succeeding
Nieve Walton
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Sturt Street Ballarat with (inset) BASECON director Dominic Crawley, Protekt GPS Tracking Systems founder Matt Penhall and Royal Oak Hotel co-owner Dean Mangion. Pictures by Kate Healy and Adam Trafford

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