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6 hrs ago | Warrnambool Standard

Threat to farmland from urban sprawl: report

The Australian Farming Institute's 64-page report released today claims the populist motivation of opening up land to urban development as a way of reducing residential land prices left agriculture as an afterthought.

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Sat May 26, 2012

Canberra Times

Wattle become of us now

Michael and Dorothy Mattner, members of Warrnambool and District Society for Growing Australian Plants, are having a open garden day at their property Wrenhaven in Cudgee.

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Fri May 25, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Fonterra's milk price warning

The company yesterday forecast a 2012/13 opening price between $4 and $4.30 per kilogram milk solids - lower than this season's opening price of $4.36/kgms. Simon Bromell, manager director of Fonterra Ingredients Australia, told an industry briefing in Warrnambool yesterday it was too early to be more specific given the volatility of the market and ... (more)

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Warrnambool Standard

South-west misses the worst (and best) of May rain

SUBSTANTIAL showers have dampened a dry May, but the heavens may have opened a little too late for south-west pastures.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News, Meteorology, Science, Weather

Tue May 22, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Knife attacker has court order varied after crash

A PORT Fairy fisherman involved in a knife fight with a long-term rival has had a six-month prison term in the community altered to a suspended jail sentence after a road accident.

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Sun May 20, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Railcars resurgent, a century after failed McKeen experiment

STATE government efforts to roll out more Sprinter railcars into regional Victoria are nothing new, as research by history buff Bruce Payne shows.

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Fri May 18, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Blue gum plantation hunting arrests

SHOOTERS who illegally enter blue gum plantations in the south-west have been put on notice they will face the full force of the law.

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Thu May 17, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Anglers flock to Lady Bay in the great tuna hunt

FINE weather and flat seas this week finally allowed Warrnambool to capitalise on the south-west's tuna fishing bonanza which local enthusiasts claim would provide a financial boost to the city's winter economy.

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Warrnambool Standard

Hero police revive man in Warrnambool CBD drama

THREE Warrnambool police officers who resuscitated a man in the city's CBD have been praised for their heroic actions.

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Wed May 16, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Woman's bag stolen in Warrnambool city centre daylight robbery

A MOTHER and her two-year-old daughter holidaying from New Zealand have been the victims of a brazen daylight robbery in Warrnambool's CBD.

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Tue May 15, 2012

ABC News

Synthetic hockey fields, food bowls, and itchy bomb trees

Last week we spoke a little about the Southern Grampians draft budget which was approved at last Wednesday's Council meeting and is now out for public comment.

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Mon May 14, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Cheers - goodbye to the six o'clock swill

IN an age of nightclubs and late-night liquor licensing, it seems almost quaint that hotels had to close their bars even before the sun went down.

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Fri May 11, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Art gallery looks forward to the past

HISTORICAL treasures will be brought out of stark storage boxes into the light as Warrnambool Art Gallery develops an interactive learning centre.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Graveyard Train rolls their horror show into Warrnambool

AT the Port Fairy Folk Festival and the Golden Plains Festival last year, there was one thing punters at both events agreed on - Graveyard Train were awesome.

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Warrnambool Standard

South-west just not on the federal budget radar

A LACK of specific federal funding for the south-west in this year's budget is nothing new in fact, it is unusual for the region to actually get cash from Canberra.

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Tue May 08, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Thieves raid Port Fairy pharmacy

Detective Senior Constable Richard Hughes, of the Warrnambool crime investigation unit, said a jemmy bar was used to open a door to the pharmacy about 1.30am . "At least two men were identified jemming open the door.

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Fri May 04, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Passing pain over as minister unveils $2 million Princes Highway passing lane

TRANSPORT Minister Terry Mulder hopes a $2 million overtaking lane between Terang and Garvoc will help reduce the risk of head-on crashes.

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Thu May 03, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

Portland workers the region's richest

FORDS are a more common sight than Ferraris in Portland's main street but that has not stopped the city being declared the south-west's most cashed-up location.

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Warrnambool Standard

Warrnambool mayor calls more women to council

Cr Ermacora's comments come on the back of The Victorian Local Governance Association calling for women to step up to local government.

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Tue May 01, 2012

Warrnambool Standard

South-west spared the budget axe

CUTTING state budget has largely spared the south-west with most Spring Street pledges set to be rolled out in the region next financial year.

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