A Moyne Shire decision to spare the lives of corellas causing damage has drawn a mixed reaction.
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Corella decision irks
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Peek at Shipwreck Coast’s new lookouts under masterplan
A new Twelve Apostles lookout will be set on rails to enable it to adapt to coastal erosion.
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Construction and safety equipment stolen from power lines project
Police suspect people know who stole gear valued at $2500.
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Glimmer of hope for enclosed city harbour
The first step for an enclosed harbour could be approved at Monday’s Warrnambool City Council meeting.
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WEEKENDER: More than just real estate for the Ludemans
Bruce and Lorraine Ludeman have announced their retirement and sale of their business but they tell RACHAEL HOULIHAN they haven’t managed to slow down just yet.
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Police looking for culprits behind aggravated burglary
Police call for information from the community.
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Show tradition continues to thrive in tight-knit community | photos
Simpson turned on the entertainment on Saturday.
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P-plater injured after his ute hit a power pole
Police said the crash happened about 4am.
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Music and wine is a winning combination at Macarthur | photos
A few changes proved to be popular for community run event.
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Erratic driver tried to run police off the road, man now in custody
Leopold man, 23, arrested after dramatic incident when he tried to run a police vehicle off the road.
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Young man in hospital with head injuries after one-punch attack
Man in 20s in Portland hospital after one-punch assault.
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Pedestrian crossing petition on city council agenda
Warrnambool City Council has received businesswoman Angie Paspaliaris’ petition requesting the removal of pedestrian crossings at the Lava/Liebig and Koroit/Liebig roundabouts.
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Man who bashed quadriplegic jailed for six months
Dean Schroen pleads guilty to 15 charges, breaches corrections order imposed for assaulting quadriplegic.
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Food or a visit to the doctor? That’s a choice some cash-strapped south-west residents are having to make
CASH-STRAPPED residents in the south-west are having to sacrifice basic necessities to access healthcare, according to Warrnambool Labor Party member Michael Barling.
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Decision on Rolf Harris mural to be made on Monday night at council meeting
A decision to remove a controversial mural by Rolf Harris will be made by the Warrnambool City Council on Monday.
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Car thief speeding driver jailed for another four months
Aaron Mitchem jailed again for theft and driving offences.
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Offender who passed fake $100 note jailed for 65 days
Omar El Houli jailed for time already served .
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Litterbugs make themselves at home along our coastline
Piles of trash were pulled from our coastline on Sunday as part of Clean-up Australia Day.
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VLocity trains headed for Warrnambool line under state coalition promise
Faster and more reliable VLocity trains could be running on the Warrnambool line in four years if the Liberal/Nationals win the state election.
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UPDATE: Headache kid released on bail after being charged with more assaults
15-year-old in Warrnambool police cells, ready to go to court - again.
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