Welcome to a popular feature for The Courier, where we show a selection of cartoons from our resident artist, John Ditchburn.
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More commonly known throughout Ballarat as 'Ditchy', the veteran cartoonist brings you a different take on what's making news.
You've probably seen his work in our print edition, as well as in our online stories, but we now bring it to you all in one place.
FEATURE TOONS
Residents continue to be angered over the closure of the Sebastopol Post Office.
A number of Ballarat businesses beginning their recovery from COVID-19 have been dealt another blow, finding they are no longer eligible for the JobKeeper payment.
More Victorians are dying in the regions than on suburban Melbourne streets because they are not buckling up, data reveals.
Land prices across the regions are soaring as grant money, city dwellers moving for a post-COVID tree-change and a lack of land released has seen prices skyrocket.
Border rules have been a nightmare for thousands of people this Christmas holiday season.
Visitor restrictions to Ballarat Health Services' aged care facilities have tightened in response to the coronavirus outbreak in Melbourne.
We must learn how to share our roads, not just when sport champions are here.
A Ballarat Woolworths worker has notched up 50 years ahead of his retirement. Great job Gary
As the next stage of works at the Ballarat train station begin, questions have been raised regarding the future of the regional bus interchange on the station's southern side.
It's the one hole that even if you're the worst golfer on the planet, you'd still get a hole in one.
The infamous Civic Hall palm trees are "all good", according to the City of Ballarat.
There will be spectators at this year's AusCycling Road National Championships, but details about how they'll be managed to keep things COVID-safe are still being finalised.
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