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Arts and culture strategy delivers

SIGNIFICANT progress is being made under Moyne Shire Council’s arts and culture strategy, with a new implementation report showing strong outcomes for local artists, creative

17 October, 2026

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Bushfield/Woodford/Aberline Road. Photo courtesy Warrnambool City Council.

Local News

East of Aberline plans welcomed

Carers and support staff from mpower with the giant knitted scarf.

Warrnambool News

Every stitch tells a caring story

Maureen Gavin and Doreen Lenehan have recently celebrated their 90th birthdays.

Koroit News

Ninety years young

Warrnambool Community Garden members Courtney Mathew, Adele Kenneally and Diane Pettigrew are looking forward to the spring seedling sale.

Warrnambool News

Seedling sale nurtures garden

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Member for Western Victoria Jacinta Ermacora at the current Koroit Skate Park which will soon also feature a new pump truck. Also pictured at this week’s funding announcement are, from left, Moyne Shire mayor Cr Jordan Lockett, Koroit Lions member Shane McKew and Koroit and District Community Fund member Ray Kaynes.

Koroit News

Funding boost for pump track

Monster garage sale - feature photo

Warrnambool News

Monster garage sale

SENIOR & RESERVE COACHES REQUIRED FOR 2027 - feature photo

Local News

SENIOR & RESERVE COACHES REQUIRED FOR 2027

A large group once again assembled for the Warrnambool walk.

Warrnambool News

Big crowd for Parkinson’s Walk

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Special workshop for floral group - feature photo

Warrnambool News

Special workshop for floral group

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Koroit News

Special guest at historical society

Member for South West Coast Roma Britnell with Sheryl Baldwin (left), Debra King, and Bri and Arliah Hallinan.

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Cash pledge for Neighbourhood Houses

Sanghamati (pictured) and fellow members of the Port Fairy Buddhist Community have unlocked a key to finding balance in a ‘noisy world’ exploring meditation, mindfulness, Buddhism and the deeper side of life.

Port Fairy News

Path to inner peace

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