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The Courier 150th anniversary
150 years of telling Ballarat’s story through the lens
150 years of telling Ballarat’s story through the lens
When were you in The Courier?
"My twin sister and I were the first twins in Australia to receive the cochlear implant, we had national recognition and was on today tonight. This was not the first article we were in, we were in a few which are tucked away in our memory book." - Brittany Sanders
The schools that shaped Ballarat; then and now
Unknown date - Dana Street Primary School. Photo: Max Harris Collection, BMI.
The lost photos of Ballarat
Ballarat Post Office, 1941. Photo: The National Archives of Australia
The uprising that shaped a nation’s history
Like all great symbols the original Eureka Flag is steeped in unsolved stories and controversy as the deacdes roll on.
When a city celebrates, The Courier was there
When a city celebrates, The Courier was there
Pulsating pages of the past | Part Five
Pulsating pages of the past | Part Five
The lost photos of Ballarat
Ballarat Post Office, 1941. Photo: The National Archives of Australia
Can you pick where these old Ballarat photos were taken?
Two men and two women outside a weatherboard building and a shop named "The Race Store", 1860. Fom left: James Harris, his sister Eliza Harris, Mary-Anne Bennet (nee Harris) and her husband and the shop owner, James Bennett. The shop was on the corner of Barkly and Bradshaw Streets. SOURCE: THE BALLARAT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

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