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4:00 AM | AN Allansford woman who tried to take the rap for her unlicenced partner’s accident has been convicted and fined $1700.
Young carers holding on to hope
4:00 AM | FOR Jayke Dorey, being a young carer for his father who suffers from bipolar disorder meant at times there was little stability.
4:00 AM | CURDIEVALE farmer Anthony Couch can’t quite believe the day is coming.
4:00 AM | A DRIVER with a shocking record who survived a horror high-speed crash in Warrnambool has reached the end of the road and will spend the next seven months in jail.
Terang residents fight for their bank
4:00 AM | TERANG residents fear a reduction in operating hours at the Commonwealth Bank means the bank is looking to wind down its operations in the town.
4:00 AM | A youth with a troubled past has been given a double-or-nothing chance to avoid an immediate three-month stint in youth detention.
4:00 AM | WHEN South West TAFE’s pre-apprenticeship cabinet-making class was given an open assignment in 2009, student Irwin Lowe knew exactly what he wanted to build.
Selling Warrnambool and its lifestyle
4:00 AM | A promotion to lure more workers to Warrnambool and district is being trialled on the internet and will soon feature at a statewide expo.
4:00 AM | A YOUTH with an appalling history of committing Warrnambool break-ins has been sentenced to six months in youth detention after a magistrate decided the boy had reached the end of the line.
4:00 AM | AN INDIAN television audience of 68 million is expected to take in the sights of the Shipwreck Coast region in May.
Veteran campaigner continues safe bus fight
4:00 AM | FOR more than 30 years Leon Hain has been getting under the skin of politicians and road safety advisers to campaign for compulsory fitting of seatbelts on school buses.
Showers and a chance of storms in the south-west
09 Feb 12 | SHOWERS are expected across the south-west tomorrow with a chance of thunderstorms.
Thieves burgle Portland hall
09 Feb 12 | PORTLAND police are seeking public assistance after thieves broke into the South Portland Hall overnight.
Moyne, Warrnambool name their rising stars
09 Feb 12 | THERE wasn’t a couch potato to be seen when more than 100 young people from across Warrnambool City and Moyne Shire were recognised last night for their achievements.  | CommentsComments (1)
Tehan on warpath as district is targeted by foreign raiders
09 Feb 12 | FOREIGN investors are free to buy a 5000-acre south-west grazing property without restriction but they need approval from federal regulators to buy a small hobby farm.  | CommentsComments (1)
09 Feb 12 | THE countdown to the Port Fairy Folk Festival is well and truly on.   | CommentsComments (1)
Driver stole 10 iPhones
09 Feb 12 | A WARRNAMBOOL district delivery driver who stole 10 iPhones has avoided a conviction after showing she suffered a depressive episode.
Ten years on and Relay For Life continues down road of hope
09 Feb 12 | MORE people than ever are donating their time and money to Warrnambool’s largest annual cancer research fund-raiser.
09 Feb 12 | A PROPOSED multi-million-dollar industrial park in east Warrnambool is yet to get off the starting blocks as city council planners and developers fine-tune agreements.
09 Feb 12 | THIEVES have nicked Port Fairy's festive cheer with the second disappearance in four years of a large Santa Claus street decoration.
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