Camperdown, Australia News

CAMPERDOWN'S Simon Regan has discovered many weird objects during his job as a railway maintenance worker, but he was not expecting to find a baby crocodile near Melbourne's Albert Park lake.

Branded to buffalo: Cheesemaker Andrew Royal's life is consumed by the breed and the hand-made cheese he makes from their milk at Shaw River Buffalo Cheese.

A TRAIL of week-old calves was found scattered along the Princes Highway after falling from the back of a truck.

A SET of 100-year-old Aboriginal weapons housed at the Camperdown and District Heritage Centre were likely to be hunting tools used by the area's Koori population.

SCIENTISTS have called on the State Government to protect landmark volcanic features in the Stony Rises as rock crushers continue their sweep of the district.

SCIENTISTS have called on the State Government to protect landmark volcanic features in the Stony Rises as rock crushers continue their sweep of the district.

Thought of summer definitely reminds all of us about the scorching sunlight, burning our skin and making us feel hot.

PROPERTY investors are holding onto prime industrial blocks across the south-west, forcing councils to introduce measures to accelerate development.

SYDNEY Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous has officially welcomed the World Youth Day cross to Sydney.

PROPERTY prices in south-west Victoria have more than doubled in the last 10 years, despite a backwards trend in some smaller towns during 2007.

PREHISTORIC footprints believed to have been left by a 2.5 tonne wombat the size of a truck have been found near Camperdown.

TRANSPORT Minister Lyn Kosky has been urged to reopen a rail siding loop at Colac so historic tourist trains can continue through to Warrnambool.

GREEN thumbs struggling to keep their prides and joys flourishing though the drought were keen for advice from visiting gardening expert Michael McCoy.

DENISE and Rob Van Den Eynde have quickly rebooted their computer business after it was destroyed by an arsonist last week.

A DEMOLITION order was issued yesterday for a historic Camperdown building destroyed in an arson attack this week.

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CARRIAGE loads of cashed-up rail buffs will not reach Warrnambool anymore with track changes at Colac forcing an end to the nostalgic return diesel train trips from Melbourne.

In the past two years land has risen 74 per cent in the Wiridjil area and 64 per cent in the Heytesbury district.

Key freight routes across regional and rural Victoria will be improved and made safer with the thanks of a $2.6 million Brumby Government funding boost announced today.

WHEN Elsie Denney set foot on Australian soil in the early 1950s she knew little of community work.