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5:58 PM | Injured wildlife are being given a helping paw by the MFB.
Live blog with Troy Cassar-Daley
5:20 PM | Join our live chat with Troy Cassar-Daley from 9.15am Friday.
Portland aluminium smelter's future safe for now
4:34 PM | PORTLAND'S aluminium smelter has escaped the knife for now as international giant Alcoa today announced it was considering curtailing its Point Henry operation near Geelong.
4:04 PM | REPORTER Tim O'Connor talks to Emily Sobey about the Australian Nursing Federation's claims of more than 1500 public hospital beds being closed over the Christmas-New Year period, and how Ballarat was affected.  | DHS leak blunder on Ballarat ... | Pride of Ballarat: Lal Lal ...
Port Fairy's Mott's Cottage sale on hold
3:57 PM | THE sale of Port Fairy's historic Mott's Cottage is up in the air with a three-month setback to potential buyers.
3:12 PM | An elderly man has been airlifted to the Royal Melbourne hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car at a Rosebud shopping centre.
Claims emergency exit at Kyneton lures people to pokies
12:21 PM | A GROUP of protesters will meet at the Kyneton Bowling Club at 2pm today to rally against the venue's emergency exit door.   | CommentsComments (2)
Woman injured in Myers Flat accident
12:12 PM | A WOMAN has been flown to a Melbourne hospital suffering multiple fractures after a car accident in Myers Flat this morning.
Majak Daw suspended from North Melbourne
11:55 AM | NORTH Melbourne ruck prospect Majak Daw has been suspended indefinitely by the club for "missing rehabilitation sessions and acting contrary to the club's culture and professional expectations."   | Ballarat's Eureka precinct ... | AFL: Kangaroos mix with ... | GALLERY: AFL: Kangaroos Community Camp
Colac police seek information on damage to nine cars
11:54 AM | COLAC police are calling for public assistance after nine cars were scratched in the city centre during recent days leaving a damage bill in the thousands of dollars.
Kangaroo Flat pool plans could change with council
10:48 AM | BENDIGO councillors will tonight decide on a vision for a Kangaroo Flat pool, though the end project will fall into the hands of future leaders.   | CommentsComments (7) | Bendigo councillors to vote on ... | Councillors to decide on ...
10:39 AM | THE latest round of supermarket chain wars have the potential to damage the local stonefruit economy, growers say.
10:28 AM | THE Robinvale Golf Club waiting for an application to be approved by the State Government to allow it to double the number of poker machines it operates.
Cashing in on fox bounty
10:18 AM | SEA Lake resident John Shell will have a little extra cash in his pockets thanks to the Victorian fox bounty.
10:15 AM | MURRAWEE Farms managing director Gaye Tripodi has called on the Federal Government to review its Pacific Islander worker program, following the unceremonious departure of 32 employees from Vanuatu last week.   | Farming workers quit
10:13 AM | Find out what Addy and the Race for Fun Club have been up to.
Geoff's made for music
10:10 AM | WHEN Geoff Green was in high school, he was teased because he was taking piano lessons.
9:53 AM | A LOCAL history enthusiast has discovered a possible link between a Bendigo doctor and Victorian period writer Charles Dickens.
Something soulful at Yarraville Festival
9:46 AM | AN ex-football club media manager, two prolific writers and a musician will entertain an intimate audience as part of the Yarraville Festival on Saturday.
9:36 AM | “Don’t be frightened to talk about it. Be strong, be yourself and be proud of who you are and where you’ve come from, " Charlie Knight, a member of the stolen generations says.  | CommentsComments (11) | National apology anniversary to ... | Vibe Alive festival returns
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