‘Prettiest smile’: Ballarat high school student remembered
A Ballarat Year 10 student who died at the weekend has been described as a “legend” who always helped those around her.
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‘Intelligent’ bank worker foils horrific Ballarat kidnapping
A Ballarat man was tied up, hooded, and locked in a caravan by strangers while he was extorted for money in a brutal “nightmare” kidnapping.
Teenager allegedly smashes 81 windows of Ballarat primary school
Ballarat students have been forced to vacate their classrooms after a teenager allegedly smashed more than 80 windows at a primary school in an “absolutely vile” attack.
Controversial dam rehab for heritage gardens to go ahead
A controversial dam rehabilitation project that has a Ballarat suburb “divided” will go ahead after councillors voted not to halt the works.
How much new Ballarat bin collection will cost you
Ballarat households will retain weekly red bin collections and have fortnightly organics pickups at higher cost as the city moves towards a four-bin scheme.
Thomas Sewell faces Ballarat court over neo-Nazi march
A prominent neo-Nazi accused of “offensive” behaviour at Eureka Stockade Memorial Park has told a court he will raise the charge as a constitutional issue.
Australia’s worst pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale dies
Gerald Ridsdale has died in a Melbourne prison, with a lawyer who fought for his victim-survivors saying the impact of the pedophile priest’s crimes “cannot be fathomed”.
Accused killer allegedly ‘laughed’ at dying baby’s condition
An emergency nurse told a court she found it “unusual” that a man accused of killing an infant allegedly laughed when she told him of the baby’s critical condition.
Grandma puts up $100k to keep alleged meth mule out of jail
An alleged Keilor Downs meth mule will cost his grandparents $100,000 if he breaches his bail conditions.
Company sentenced after boss’ dad dies at worksite
A worker who died when he fell from a ladder at a Cheltenham job site was the father of the construction company’s director, a court has heard.
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