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Eureka! We assembled , as instructed , at 10 a.m. on a roadway inside the main gates of the cemetery. At. first there were about a dozen people. Every few

The Organs of the Ballarat Goldfields, a celebration of ancient music from as far back as the Middle Ages, played on authentic instruments, is back for its 26 th round, a massive achievement. The 2022 program begins on January 8,

A 'perfect storm' creating delays and material shortages is causing many builders in Ballarat and across regional Victoria to lose money on building projects.

After a tough year for the hospitality industry, Carboni's Italian Kitchen took home the prize for Ballarat's Business of the Year thanks to their ability to make the most of a bad situation during the pandemic. Celebrating the sixth birthday of their …

A magistrate said a man's reaction was 'completely disproportionate' when he rammed a car and drove with another man clinging onto his bonnet, all triggered by the theft of a $16 game from a store. A staff member and a customer who was in the carpark …

The Reclaim the Radical Spirit of the Eureka Rebellion in Ballarat canvased the right to refuse vaccination versus public safety in a short and civil debate.

Tucked off a main street, in an aging leisure centre, kendo, a martial art built on Japanese swordsmanship, is alive and thriving.

Ballarat's run of warm, humid weather is over for now, with temperatures forecast to hit the high teens and low 20s over the next few days. But the warmer

Ballarat has recorded five new COVID cases in the 24 hours to midnight on Thursday. The number is down from the nine recorded on the previous day, but it still the second-highest daily figure in more than a month.

The driver and sole occupant of the car, a 32-year-old Ballarat man, died at the scene. Police told The Courier it was believed the man was travelling towards Beaufort when he veered on to the opposite side of the road and crashed into a tree.