Jackson Graham
The Standard
Warrnambool, VIC, Australia
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VLocity trains won't run faster than Warrnambool's current ageing fleet
It's still unclear when they will run faster than the current ageing fleet. → Read More
Warrnambool girl Naomi Philpot's art full of hope and joy shines bright during brain cancer treatment
Naomi Philpot recently underwent her seventh brain surgery. → Read More
Warrnambool Merri River school principal Robert Dowell retires after 46 years in education
FINAL BELL: Warrnambool Merri River principal Robert Dowell retired after 29 years at the school on Friday. Picture: Anthony Brady A love of teaching in regional areas and life experience of family with disability led Warrnambool's Merri River principal Robert Dowell to find the right job. → Read More
Sam Steel transitions into management role at Port Fairy's Bamstone
Victoria would look very different if it wasn't for the dark stone that paves many of its lanes, streets and new and old buildings. And that bluestone continu... → Read More
Next stage of Warrnambool line upgrades set to start this year
A much-awaited upgrade to the Warrnambool train line will commence by the end of the year, the federal and state governments have jointly announced. The proj... → Read More
More than 800 people respond to Moyne's dog and scooter ban proposed for Port Fairy
More than 800 people respond to Moyne's dog and scooter ban. → Read More
Real estate movement as interest spikes for big land parcels in Warrnambool's north-east
A Warrnambool developer is selling a big parcel of land at the city's north-east fringe amid a flurry of real estate activity where the East of Aberline preci... → Read More
Moyne Shire's wages climb nearly $2m during COVID-19 crisis
A state stimulus handout employed 12 new Moyne staff. → Read More
Moyne and Warrnambool showing healthy financial results despite pandemic
South-west councils are recording better-than-expected yearly results. → Read More
Wind farm yet to generate power not paying rates to Moyne Shire Council
There are different rating agreements for wind farms than for other shire ratepayers. → Read More
Brauer College year 12 students take to their gardens as they return from remote learning
GROWTH: Brauer College students Kayla Neave and Macie Taylor with plants they received from their first day back at school following three weeks of remote learning. Picture: Anthony Brady The gardens in homes of year 12 students at Brauer College are sprouting new life after students took leave from screens, books and practice exams. → Read More
Driver unharmed after ute ploughs into sandstone wall in Warrnambool
The single-vehicle crash happened in Warrnambool late last month. → Read More
Woman with life-threatening injuries flown to hospital after collision near Garvoc on Friday
Woman with life-threatening injuries flown to hospital after collision near Garvoc on Friday. → Read More
Climate protestors rally outside Wannon MP Dan Tehan's Warrnambool office over trade deal
The protestors were angered by the Australia-UK fair trade deal. → Read More
Patrols of public transport and roads to protect 'hard-won freedoms' in regional Victoria
Police and public transport officers will have an increased presence this weekend to stop Melburnians travelling into regional Victorian and possibly spreadin... → Read More
Moyne Shire Council plans to rezone farmland near Warrnambool and Port Fairy
The land is surrounding Warrnambool and Port Fairy. → Read More
Woman with life-threatening injuries flown to hospital after collision near Garvoc
Police are enforcing road closures on the Princes Highway. → Read More
Air ambulance responding to two-vehicle collision near Garvoc
Police are enforcing road closures on the Princes Highway. → Read More
Moyne Shire says it could help resettle refugees from Afghanistan
With workforces shortages and a dire situation in Afghanistan Moyne Shire is willing to help. → Read More
South-west senior students head back to classrooms for final stint before exams
FINAL STRETCH: Brauer College year 12 student Hana Price and year 11 student Jacob Price are thrilled to be heading back to the classroom tomorrow as COVID-19 restrictions allow some year levels to return. Picture: Morgan Hancock Older students on the home straight to their final school exams are eager to see their classmates as health authorities send them back to classrooms while regional… → Read More