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Warrnambool retiree Fred Chatfield has a background in management and financial planning, but he was looking to "do something different". He put his name down to help out with conventions and special events as part of the council's Unretire the Bool campaign. Picture by Anthony Brady

More than 60 retirees and 20 businesses sign up to Unretire the Bool program.

Grey army 'on the move' as hiring campaign proves age no barrier

Seven newsagency-incorporated businesses have hit the market across the region but interest remains strong for those merged with retail spaces. 

Newsagents' 'demise' not all as on paper

Cobden artist Chelsea Hatherall will lead a series of workshops for young and budding artists. Picture by Sean Mckenna

Art workshops to be held in Cobden and Terang.

Painting an opportunity for picture perfect postcards

This home at 21 Riverview Terrace, Warrnambool provides spectacular views along the Hopkins River through the river mouth and into the ocean.

Waterfront property with amazing views | House of the Week

Emergency services have rescued two men off Cape Bridgewater on Friday

Two men rescued from overturned boat off Cape Bridgewater

One proposal for land set aside for housing in north east Warrnambool would be environmentally friendly, but it will still be at least two years before work can start. 

The VPA is still working on a precinct plan for Aberline Road.

Housing plan for Aberline Road delayed another year

Warrnambool Library and Learning Centre shortlisted for national award

City's new library in running for award honours

John McNamara, Mick McNamara and Ronnie Burns share a laugh together in Warrnambool. Picture by Sean McKenna

John McNamara and Ronnie Burns have been best mates for 27 years. They spent a year on the football field at Port Fairy in 2005 and now run a business together.

Former Seagulls open up on brotherly bond

Amy Wormald returns for Warrnambool in round two of the Big V season.

Teen's first round performance impresses coach.

Young Mermaids challenged with learning curve

Tracy Chow with her daughter Leila Rose. Picture supplied Leila Rose Foundation

Over 300 children will be diagnosed with a rare cancer every year. Here's how you can help.

The Leila Rose Foundation needs you to help them assist more families at their darkest time

The 2022 Gathering Of Green Eyes winner Rex Padgham, 4, and 2022 Flaming Folk Person Of The Year winner Zara Walsh, 10, of Koroit. Pictures Anthony Brady.

The Koroit Irish Festival began in 1997 as a way of celebrating the Irish heritage of the town and district.

Celebrate all things Irish in Koroit | Out & About autumn

Specialised details at the entry, family bathing area and the inclusion of an engawa ledge bordering the private Japanese garden were collaboratively developed from
the beginning of the project. Pictures supplied.

Japanese-influenced home offers plenty of space | Real Estate View this Summer

The iconic New Year's Eve street parade in 2021. Picture Anthony Brady.

Port Fairy's annual Moyneyana Festival kicks off on Christmas Eve and runs through until mid-January. There is a full program of family friendly events to entertain and delight across the summer.

Moyneyana set to entertain | Summer in Port Fairy

Bruce Smith wants people to know that they can continue to support the causes they care about, even after they've passed on. Scan the QR code to find out more. Picture supplied

Inspired by the love of his life, his late wife Mavis, Bruce Smith is leaving a gift behind in his will for the Australian Red Cross.

Leave behind an enduring legacy of love in your will

The enigmatic Pyramids rise out of the sand of the desert in Egypt. Picture Shutterstock

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