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City chief says review of all 81 council cards underway

Awareness: Cooriemungle's Charlene Payne is talking about her journey to mark Diabetes Week.

Living with diabetes is a Payne

Mindful movement: English teacher George Leris is starting Tai Chi classes at Warrnambool's St Joseph's Church hall. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Making the slow move towards mindfulness

DANGEROUS DUO: Nirranda's Steph Townsend and Old Collegians' Maggie Kline are dynamic in their respective goal circles. Pictures: Anthony Brady, Morgan Hancock

Which players cause the biggest headaches?

DURABLE: Faye Clarke switched from the District league to major league aged 41. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Career a marathon for ageless veteran

Hanging on: Terang-Mortlake's Faye Clarke takes the ball as North Warrnambool's Jordyn Billings charges out. Picture: Rob Gunstone

The Netball Snapshot: the most destructive players, coach stability

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Woman flown to hospital after hay bale incident

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City chief says review of all 81 council cards underway

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Power outage after truck carrying wind turbine blade collides with pole

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'No people there': Servo closure due to no customers, says petrol retailer

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Living with diabetes is a Payne

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Making the slow move towards mindfulness

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MAGIC MILESTONE: Tim Gainey will clock up 300 Big V games for Warrnambool Seahawks on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Team-first Seahawk strides to 300 games

Hanging on: Terang-Mortlake's Faye Clarke takes the ball as North Warrnambool's Jordyn Billings charges out. Picture: Rob Gunstone

The Netball Snapshot: the most destructive players, coach stability

DANGEROUS DUO: Nirranda's Steph Townsend and Old Collegians' Maggie Kline are dynamic in their respective goal circles. Pictures: Anthony Brady, Morgan Hancock

Which players cause the biggest headaches?

STAYING PUT: Lisa Arundell is loving her time at Terang Mortlake and has re-signed for a third season as coach. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Nurturing coach commits to Bloods' cause

DURABLE: Faye Clarke switched from the District league to major league aged 41. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Career a marathon for ageless veteran

Justine McCullagh-Beasy

Free to play: North Warrnambool's Xavier Mills was found not guilty at the Hampden league's independent tribunal last night. Picture: Morgan Hancock

League president criticised during marathon tribunal night

Brian Allen

Rising star: Warrnambool Springers gymnast Will Johnston. Picture: Anthony Brady

City becoming home to twists, turns and somersaults

Brian Allen

LOYALTY: Anthony Bourke has been a keen supporter of Port Fairy Football Club since his youngest days. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Under the Auld Pump | Anthony Bourke remains loyal to company and club

Tim Auld

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Mindful movement: English teacher George Leris is starting Tai Chi classes at Warrnambool's St Joseph's Church hall. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Making the slow move towards mindfulness

Rob Gunstone

Birthday: Youngster William Malabar, 2, gets his hands into the tomato squish in 2018, as the Warrnambool Toy Library prepares for their 40th birthday.

What's On: Organising your weekend fun is child's play

Rob Gunstone

Courthouse Camperdown.

Courthouse to hold first solo exhibition as NAIDOC celebrations continue

HERITAGE: An aerial view of the historic Mills Cottage, located in Gipps Street Port Fairy. Restoration works on the cottage are now complete. Picture: Marten Syme

Historic cottage in good condition as works finish

Anthony Brady

DONATION: Hawkesdale Community Emergency Response Team's Ros Stewart and cyclist Michael Meade at the launch on Tuesday. Picture: Jackson Graham

Generosity cycles around: Koroit receives defibrillator from Hawkesdale volunteers

Jackson Graham

PREPARING FOR RISE: Councillors Jill Parker and Jordan Lockett are pictured at The Passage in Port Fairy, where the road is known to flood during high tides. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Port Fairy among most 'vulnerable' south-west areas to sea rise

Jackson Graham

HERITAGE: An aerial view of the historic Mills Cottage, located in Gipps Street Port Fairy. Restoration works on the cottage are now complete. Picture: Marten Syme

Historic cottage in good condition as works finish

BEQUEST: Ross Altmann's lighthouse sculpture is set to be donated to the community. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Closing gallery donates lighthouse sculpture to Port Fairy community

Jackson Graham

David Walkley

Police monitor distraction and seat belts

Jackson Graham

OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

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OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

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SPOT THE WILDLIFE: The Leopard is one of Africa's "big five" along with lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffaloes found in Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park.

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Incredibly disappointed: Member for Wannon Dan Tehan has been left stunned that state energy regulator ESV has backed out of community consultation in Terang.

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'Toothless' regulator refuses to meet bushfire victims for forum

Andrew Thomson

Scholarship: Western Victoria PHN CEO Dr Leanne Beagley, Rachel Mahony and George Golding Committee Chairman Dr John Howell

Scholarship sees south-west medical student set up for rural GP career

Kyra Gillespie

Blow to the town: The Metro Petrol service station has shut its doors. Picture: Morgan Hancock

The town with no fuel

Kyra Gillespie

Incredibly disappointed: Member for Wannon Dan Tehan has been left stunned that state energy regulator ESV has backed out of community consultation in Terang.

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'Toothless' regulator refuses to meet bushfire victims for forum

Long Haul: Mates Darren McDonald and Scott Phillips with their Shitbox Rally car trying to get donations for the Cancer Council. Picture: Mark Witte

Taking the long road north to help cancer fight

Rob Gunstone

At 7am in Warrnambool it was extremely dark. Warrnambool is looking for a top temperature of 15 degrees.

More showers on the way, but next weekend looks fine

Andrew Thomson

Mindful movement: English teacher George Leris is starting Tai Chi classes at Warrnambool's St Joseph's Church hall. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Making the slow move towards mindfulness

It was 30 years ago today ... no, nothing to do with The Beatles.

REAL AUSTRALIA
All grown up, Charles Sturt University celebrates its 30th birthday

MAGIC MILESTONE: Tim Gainey will clock up 300 Big V games for Warrnambool Seahawks on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Team-first Seahawk strides to 300 games

Hanging on: Terang-Mortlake's Faye Clarke takes the ball as North Warrnambool's Jordyn Billings charges out. Picture: Rob Gunstone

The Netball Snapshot: the most destructive players, coach stability

NOT SUITABLE: Warrnambool College School Council president Leanne Williams outside the WAVE site on Lava street which is no longer suitable. Picture: Mark Witte

Push for 'suitable' home for Warrnambool's 'most vulnerable' students

Jackson Graham

STAY KIND: Ralph Kelly in the lead-up to the first Stay Kind Cup.

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When one act of kindness makes a difference

Natalie Zelinsky

YOUNG LEADERS: The Senior and Junior Youth Councils discussed their plans for the community.

Young leaders creating little changes and making a big difference

Kimberley Price

ONE GIANT LEAP: Dr Paul Kittel has set up a display at his Raglan Parade practice to share his excitement ahead of the 50th anniversary of moon landing this weekend. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Warrnambool orthodontist over the moon for Apollo 11 memories

Jackson Graham

The T & G corner sign has been uncovered and some people think it should remain

Letters: 'Bank of Melbourne will put sign in storage ... how about customers close accounts'

Sign of the times: Potholes are opening up across the district. Picture: Christine Ansorge

Letters: 'No amount of public funds can ever pay for a road network flogged by freight'

Letters: 'surely one council is better than two'

Letters: 'surely one council is better than two'

New horizons: Maureen Gleeson (right) and fellow She Shedder Joy Schornikow.

Sheilas sharing the shed

Simon Garner

KEEP ON TOP OF IT: Pharmacists recommend osteoarthritis sufferers talk to their health professional to ensure they are approaching their pain management in the best way.

Osteo sufferers face medication tighten-up

Funerals: the times are a-changing

Funerals: the times are a-changing

Cheryl Field

Victoria will spend $600 million on a program to remediate dangerous building cladding.

Cladding fix could increase building costs

Bushwalker Michael Bowman (second left) has praised his rescuers as heroes.

Hiker feared he may die in Tas wilderness

A youth involved in a riot at Darwin's Don Dale detention centre has been jailed for four years.

Don Dale youth gets four years for riot

Alcohol is the drug associated with the most problematic rates of use, an inquest has been told.

'Please someone' among teen's final texts

APRA chairman Wayne Byres has played down concerns about the culture at the banking watchdog.

Financial watchdog insists it is changing

Angus Livingston, AAP National Economics Writer

Labor MP Jason Clare's claim apprentice numbers fell 30-40pc under the Coalition is mostly true

Apprentice numbers fall under Coalition

Alison Mains (left) fraudulently received Centrelink parenting payments years after her baby died.

Mother claimed govt money after baby death

Sarah McPhee

The royal commission has heard that the aged care sector is now profit-driven and corporatised.

Aged care work can be 'sad and morbid'

Megan Neil

NINJA: Denison dairy farmer and father, Brad Vanderland, competes in Australian Ninja Warrior after a very agricultural three-month training program that only a farmer could have designed. Photo: Channel Nine.

Ninja Warrior farmer

Marian Macdonald

SHEEP MARKET: Mitch Avard, Grantham Livestock, with Oliver Mason, Elders, Albury, NSW, getting ready for the sale to start at Corowa, NSW, on Monday.

Lamb prices' climb continues

FONTERRA PLANS: Fonterra Australia managing director Rene Dedoncker outlined some of the company's strategies, at a Melbourne breakfast.

Fonterra 'here for the long haul'

Andrew Miller

The super outlook right up George and Pitt Streets to Sydney's CBD and a seemingly ever-changing skyline.

On track for a convenient stop-over

John Rozentals

Meat lovers will relish at Canada's Largest Ribfest, located in Spencer Smith Park in Burlington, Ontario from Friday 30 August until 2 September 2019.

Foodie festivals for gastronomic getaways

Oceania Cruises daily afternoon high tea served in Horizons Lounge.

Now is the time to book that cruise you've been considering

Leaders and employees alike should be given opportunities to learn how to be more mindful and accepting of their own emotions and vulnerabilities (such as anxiety and self doubt).

Empathy can create effective teams

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Volunteer John Cole takes 100-year-old Lorna Craney for a spin around Mt Morgan in his 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray.

100yo Lorna and her Little red Corvette

Budget hacks: You can still give your guests a memorable bathroom experience by lodging a luxe LED mirror above your vanity. Photo: Highgrove

Refresh your bathroom for less than $1000