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Towns brace for rising flood waters as Central Vic hit by wild weather (opens the original)
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Floodwaters from the Loddon River have inundated parts of central Victoria as authorities issued a major flood warning upstream of Laanecoorie. Rainfall across the Loddon catchment since Sunday morning has resulted in river level rises across the catchment. Newbridge Recreation Reserve was severly impacted on Tuesday, August 11. The reserve's Committee of Management secretary Kaye Graham said the "more moderate" flooding breached the eastern bank of the river and had steadily risen since 7am. "W
Trains delayed and cancelled as a single fault causes V/Line chaos (opens the original)
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Some V/Line passengers have seen their journey extended by more than two hours after a single fault in Melbourne brought chaos to three regional lines. The track fault disrupted services on the Bendigo, Ballarat and Geelong lines, with V/Line reporting 46 services cancelled and a further 25 so far delayed. Another 12 trains have been altered to terminate early or originate from different stations. The fault occurred about 6.30am on August 10 at Footscray, forcing trains on the three lines to run
Allan not going anywhere, ally says amid Bendigo wishlist limbo (opens the original)
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Millions of dollars in Bendigo funding could be shaped by a Melbourne MP's leadership coup, as an ally of Jacinta Allan declares she is not going anywhere. Council leaders will be watching closely as Carroll attempts to overthrow Allan, a 27 year veteran of Bendigo East. The fresh uncertainty in Spring Street has come a week after Bendigo's council backed a state election wishlist months in the making, which involved backroom discussions with Bendigo candidates of all political backgrounds. Thei
Shock and grief: city reacts to death of Bendigo councillor Donna Nicholas (opens the original)
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Bendigo councillor Donna Nicholas has been remembered for her enthusiasm and kindness after she died. Tributes have flowed after the announcement made by the City of Greater Bendigo on July 10. The statement described Ms Nicholas as approaching "every interaction with kindness, authenticity and a genuine interest in others". "It was a privilege to know Donna and to welcome her to the City of Greater Bendigo team," Greater Bendigo mayor Thomas Prince and city CEO Andrew Cooney said in the stateme
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