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A drone shot of the Port Fairy bridge.

Images released of new bridge

NEW renders, based on final concept designs for the Gipps Street Bridge, have been released - giving the community its first glimpse of how the new river crossing will look.

13 September, 2026

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Warrnambool News

Making way for more homes

A roundabout at the intersection of Garabaldi Lane and the Princes Highway, Allansford, has been suggested as a means of improving access and safety.

Allansford News, Local News

Roundabout an ‘option’ for Allansford

Tech School director Rohan Keert is eager to welcome visitors to the new South West Tech School.

Warrnambool News

Take a look inside

Warrnambool Weekly

Local News

Push for pathways continues

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Carers and staff were recognised during Aged Care Employee Day.

Local News, Warrnambool News

Carers and staff enjoy high tea

The original Browns Hardware business/building (purchased by Ken and June Brookes in 1976) was located on the corner of Bank and James streets.

Port Fairy News

Fifty years of tools, trust and tradition

Shadow Minister for Public Transport Matthew Guy (left) and Member for South West Coast Roma Britnell met with locals at the Warrnambool train station earlier this week including Jenny Grace, Kim Tobin, Bob McMillan, Joy Bolden, Ian Bolden and Lyn Wilson.

Local News

Liberals pledge six carriages, all services

Residents are invited to have their say on a draft plan that shapes the next 20 years for Bushfield and Woodford.

Local News

Input sought on Bushfield-Woodford plan

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Senator Jacinta Price and Wannon MP Dan Tehan spent the afternoon speaking with business owners in Warrnambool earlier this week.

Local News

Business concerns in the spotlight

Mayor welcomes longer trains - feature photo

Local News, Warrnambool News

Mayor welcomes longer trains

St Pius X Primary School year 6 student Sol McInerney (left) and Tuurann Clarke (Warrnambool West Primary School) were keen to take a closer look at the new street library.

Warrnambool News

Read, return and exchange

Warrnambool Weekly

Local News

Grants now available for creativity

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