Tag Archives: The Courier

A beefed-up fine will be enough to deter unlawful gatherings in the absence of Melbourne's nightly curfew, according to Victoria Police boss Shane Patton.

A former Ballarat police officer is contesting charges that allege he contravened a family violence intervention order and trespassed onto private property. Bryon Exner's lawyer Sean Linehan appeared via video link at the Ballarat Magistrates' Court on Monday.

Victoria has had another three coronavirus deaths as new case numbers dropped to their lowest since June 12. The latest fatalities take the state toll to

Sock puppets are becoming an unlikely ally for Experts say using puppets in therapy can give children an alternative way to talk about their experiences. Therapists working with WRISC's Van Go program,

A number of opportunity shops have reopened across Ballarat with the easing of restrictions in regional Victoria, in time to celebrate National Op Shop Week.

The trail will connect food growers, producers and wineries and build on the development of food and wine tourism in the Pyrenees and Grampians.

Sam now faces a $50,000 repair bill on top of mortgage payments and rent after fire badly damaged his Bonshaw home

A man who repeatedly breached an intervention order by contacting and threatening his former partner has been sentenced to time in jail.

YOU ALWAYS enter an Olympics Games a little wide-eyed, volleyballer Tamsin Hinchley says. Sydney 2000 was something completely magical. Looking back, Hinchley (née Barnett) wishes she had savoured the build-up a bit more.

In the past five years or so, Bill Driscoll has probably clocked up more kilometres in travel than the average country footballer will in a lifetime. But it