The Standard
Thursday, 28 September 2023
Irish national was 18 when he died in a fatal crash in Cobden.
Jessica Howard
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Six years later the south-west is still waiting for new trains.
Clare Quirk
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Ben Carroll threw his hat into the ring but later withdrew.
Tom O'Callaghan Gabriel Rule Juanita Greville
The soon-to-be Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan leaves the caucus room. Picture by Darren Howe
The 18 hectares has the potential to create 150 housing blocks.
Clare Quirk
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The draft plan is made up of 18 hectares of land off McCrae Street in Terang.
Click to see the full photo gallery of our older living treasures.
Saffron Howden
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Merle Hare, 103, pictured at her home in Braddon in the ACT in September 2023. Picture by Gary Ramage
The ailing tree was planted in 1911 and has been removed.
Jessica Greenan
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A central Norfolk Pine tree in poor condition on the Port Campbell foreshore has been felled after initial delays.
Check out the Warrnambool menus you can now order to your door.
Grace Lane-Bland and Jessica Howard
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Uber Eats launched in Warrnambool on Wednesday, September 27.
Seven workers at Sun Pharma's Port Fairy plant were made redundant last week.
Monique Patterson
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Terang will come alive with roaming dinosaurs and a Colour Splash
Clare Quirk
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Terang born artist Tom McKenzie with his mural at the MCG, Mr McKenzie will paint a mural at the Terang Colour Festival for Terang P-12 College. Picture Supplied
CEO expresses frustration at lengthy wait.
Monique Patterson
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Moyne Shire Council is in the process of amending its planning scheme to future proof its housing development. Picture by Sean McKenna
'All the recipients are budding athletes coming through.'
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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Gano Akoch, Sophie Burrows, Lola Paton, Jacob Rhodes, Masie Paton, Tilly Paton, Marc Tims from South West Sport and Rylee Foreman. Picture by Sean McKenna
Council to write to Planning Minister to ask for investigation.
Monique Patterson
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Barry Shalders is no stranger to show success but he's ticked off a new achievement at Melbourne.
Joely Mitchell
Damon and Barry Shalders, Willow Drive English Leicester stud, Grassmere, with the champion ewe and champion ram/supreme of the breed. Picture by Joely Mitchell
'Industries will have to adapt because everyone's going to ask'.
Madeleine McNeil
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Magpies win would be double for Warrnambool fan.
Monique Patterson
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What's black, white and red? - City's biggest Magpies and Rooster fan
Pomborneit youth thrilled with public feedback on her exhibition pieces.
Jessica Greenan
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Pomborneit artist Megan Black, 14, is thrilled to have three of her works on display at the Camperdown Courthouse as part of Youth Fest.
Five clubs have won top grade footy, netball flags the same year.
Meg Saultry
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South Warrnambool's senior footballers and netballers celebrate winning both grand finals on Saturday. Picture by Eddie Guerrero
Shearer says he was drunk and stupid when drink driving.
Andrew Thomson
Hampden club appoints new leader for season 2024.
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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New Warrnambool coach Kate Lindsey and son Billy at Reid Oval. Picture by Sean McKenna
'I want to make a real mark in the community.'
Nick Creely
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'It was aided by really good weather.'
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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A large crowd watches Cobden's Remeny McCann in action during the Hampden open netball grand final. Picture by Anthony Brady
Police are expecting to speak to the driver of a truck today.
Andrew Thomson
The Princes Highway was blocked at Boorcan. This is a file image.
The drug has four times more the average amount of MDMA.
Rachel Clark
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'I felt like this little person with men in suits hovering over me'
Isabel Bird
Teacher gave 'MILF in training' top to 16 year-old student
'I hope they are looking forward to the visit.'
Tom O'Callaghan
Jacinta Allan reacts during the press conference following after being chosen as Premier. Picture by Darren Howe
How to get tickets to the record-breaking concert film.
Anna McGuinness
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Taylor Swift has announced the global release of her Eras Tour concert film. Picture file
Brayden Chater, 23, died two days after first falling ill.
Natalie Croxon
Brayden Chater's family - cousin Callum Young, older sister Stacey, younger brother Harry, mum Stacey and dad Ralph - with a photograph of the keen fisherman taken in Lake Conjola in 2022. Picture by Robert Peet
'All the recipients are budding athletes coming through.'
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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Five clubs have won top grade footy, netball flags the same year.
Meg Saultry
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South Warrnambool's senior footballers and netballers celebrate winning both grand finals on Saturday. Picture by Eddie Guerrero
'I want to make a real mark in the community.'
Nick Creely
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The 24-year-old played most of his football in the Hampden league.
Meg Saultry
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Joe McKinnon, pictured in 2022 with North Warrnambool Eagles, has joined Old Collegians as a senior playing co-coach ahead of the 2024 Warrnambool and District league season. Picture by Justine McCullagh-Beasy
'It was aided by really good weather.'
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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A large crowd watches Cobden's Remeny McCann in action during the Hampden open netball grand final. Picture by Anthony Brady
The club will hold an open day on September 30.
Meg Saultry
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Athletic South West Turbines' Teyvia Williams, Nina Quill, Isla Dixon, Myra Quill (front) Jeff Collins and Jesse Suter are preparing for the upcoming AVSL season. Picture by Sean McKenna.
Hampden club appoints new leader for season 2024.
Justine McCullagh-Beasy
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New Warrnambool coach Kate Lindsey and son Billy at Reid Oval. Picture by Sean McKenna
View's map search function covers 95 per cent of the population
James Joyce • 1hr ago
Just six months old and ideal for those who want luxury living.
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Enjoy comfort and style in a new home
A spacious property ideal for a large family or retired farmers.
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An established grazing and occasional cropping property is ready.
On the Land
Land of possibilities
Now's your chance to buy a slice of paradise!
Emma Horn
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Catseye beach on Hamilton Island
Will Blaze escape from an 800-litre tank filled with water?
Lillian Altman
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This camper vehicle has 'everything you need in it'.
Lillian Altman
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Cruizy Campers owners Norm and Hazel Steyn with their teardrop-shaped camper. Picture by Sean McKenna
'All she wants is Emma.'
Lillian Altman
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Emma Memma (Emma Watkins) at the Warrnambool Library and Learning Centre with Everly McCosh, 1, and Kelsey Williams. Picture by Anthony Brady
Emma Memma visits Warrnambool.
Lillian Altman
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Emma Watkins as her character Emma Memma holding a copy of her book at the Warrnambool Library and Early Learning Centre on Friday, September 15. Picture by Anthony Brady
'Our audiences will be drawn to his storytelling.'
Lillian Altman and Aaron Smith
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Graham Nash performs on stage with Crosby, Stills and Nash in Tasmania in 2012. Nash has been included in the first line-up for the 2024 Port Fairy Folk Festival. Picture by Sylvia Liber
Beloved community man taking a step back.
Anthony Brady
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Ceremony for new school facility.
Anthony Brady
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Staff, students and parents during the smoking ceremony at the opening of the new outdoor learning classroom at Koroit and District Primary School. Picture supplied
Brigade continues to thrive.
Anthony Brady
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New Koroit CFA member Hamish Thomas. Picture by Anthony Brady
Funding found for historic shed.
Anthony Brady
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The Port Fairy Railway Goods Shed prior to its restoration.
Viewed from southern states, Queensland during winter stands out as a welcoming beacon of sunshine and warmth.
Emma Brown
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The Westin Melbourne and Moulin Rouge! The Musical have set the stage for a mind-blowing staycation in Marvellous Melbourne.
Emma Brown
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A pre-show or after-show cocktail is just the ticket. Picture supplied
Samsung has continued to improve its game when it comes to its Galaxy smartwatch series, with the Galaxy Watch6 range providing users with some amazing new features.
Smartwatches are becoming an integral part of our daily lives and doing it in style. Picture Samsung
Samsung's new foldable phone range has unique features sure to impress even the most discerning of customers.
Samsung's new foldable phone range has unique features sure to impress even the most discerning of customers. Picture supplied
Tuscany and Umbria provide the traveller with a gloriously unspoiled slice of Italy.
Steve McKenna
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Tuscany and Umbria provide the traveller with a gloriously unspoiled slice of Italy. Picture supplied
Alarming survey results underscore the urgency to tackle financial abuse.
Ciara Bastow
The latest CommBank Community Awareness Survey shows the prevalence of financial abuse continues to worsen despite growing awareness of the issue. Picture file image.
Decision making gets put on speed when you're facing trying to keep your feet.
Rick Kernick
A bunch of random kids just itching to beat the hell out of your author. Picture: Shutterstock
View's map search function covers 95 per cent of the population
James Joyce • 1hr ago
This is a good-looking but bland Danish animated feature.
Ron Cerabona
There are moments that if handled more adroitly could have been deeply affecting. Picture: Rialto
'I hope they are looking forward to the visit.'
Tom O'Callaghan
Jacinta Allan reacts during the press conference following after being chosen as Premier. Picture by Darren Howe
'I hope they are looking forward to the visit.'
Tom O'Callaghan
Jacinta Allan reacts during the press conference following after being chosen as Premier. Picture by Darren Howe
The ailing tree was planted in 1911 and has been removed.
Jessica Greenan
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A central Norfolk Pine tree in poor condition on the Port Campbell foreshore has been felled after initial delays.
We are in the era of the apology.
Steve Evans
By voting 'yes', we will connect us all to the long story of our country.
Misha Schubert
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Yes supporters in Canberra earlier this month. Picture by Keegan Carroll
This malware has all the earmarks of nation-state cyber espionage.
Renee Burton
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Australia wants to be the most secure country in the world by 2030. Picture Shutterstock
Stony-faced presidents are just the beginning.
Kristie Kellahan
Nice's food culture has been shaped by the influx of migrants.
Kristie Kellahan
Why Cuisine Nicoise is more than just a famous salad
This dreamy surf town is a Hollywood favourite.
Craig Tansley
Welcome to Nosara: the Byron Bay of Central America
Plus, the best new places to eat and drink in Sydney.
A stern facade gives way to warm hospitality.
Mark Dapin
Hong Kong hospitality: a first-class take on art deco
The reduction in services will come into effect in October.
Stephanie Gardiner
Rex's deputy chairman John Sharp and one of the service's planes.
Which architectural landmark is first on your wish list?
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
Battle of the icons: the Eiffel Tower v the Leaning Tower of Pisa
The gins are Broome in a bottle - layered with tropical fruit.
Anna Houlahan
Why thirsty travellers are flocking to this remote distillery in WA
Car Expert
The new flagship of the GWM Ute line brings a different four-wheel drive system plus more off-road gear, for a premium. Is it still a bargain?
William Stopford • 2hrs ago
The Aston Martin Valhalla has been developed using a wide range of Formula 1-derived technologies. Production will start next year.
Jack Quick
How Formula 1 has shaped the Aston Martin Valhalla
The Victorian Ombudsman has slammed her state's Department of Transport and Planning for its implementation of the ZLEV Act, including unfair penalties.
William Stopford
Hyundai has been spied testing a hybrid Staria in plain sight. Photos snapped in Korea show the model with no camouflage.
Jade Credentino
Hyundai Staria hybrid people mover set to battle electrified Kia Carnival
RMA Automotive's Mickleham facility has been designed with vehicles other than the F-150 in mind for local remanufacturing.
Jack Quick
The Senior
A 'devastating' study has laid bare the extent of dementia stigma.
Staff Reporter
Funny lady Dawn French to tour Australia next year.
Therese Murray
Dawn French. Picture supplied
Australia's disco queen Marcia Hines is celebrating 50 years of showbiz.
Therese Murray
Marcia Hines said she has been blessed throughout her career. Picture by Riccardo Raiti
Stock & Land
"In years like this, (buyers) haven't quite made their mind up yet - just like the season."
Andrew Miller • 2hrs ago
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Stud focusing on dual purpose rams for the past year.
Philippe Perez
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Belbourie stud principal Paul Hendy and buyers Malcolm and Hayden Cox, Bocoble, Eumungerie, NSW with their top priced ram Lot 4 Brown 985 which they bought for $6000. Picture by Philippe Perez
A Goorambat White Suffolk and Charollais stud picks up new volume buyers.
Rachel Simmonds
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Imogen and Daniel Hooper, Vortex White Suffolks & Charollais, and Bryan Stannard, Tallygaroopna, with the top-priced White Suffolk ram, Lot 2. Picture by Rachel Simmonds
We tell ourselves, 'It's just Tinder, it doesn't matter'. It matters.
Joanne Orlando
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It utilises recycled items or materials on their way to landfill.
More than 50 per cent of the materials (by mass) were sourced as recycled or recovered. Pictures by Barton Taylor
Painting every surface the same colour is officially in vogue.
While walls, ceilings and trims are painted in the same colour, furnishings can be in either a contrasting or a similar hue. Picture from Fenton&Fenton