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'Very unique': loaded fries bar a 'Victoria first' for popular restaurant (opens the original)
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There has been a shift in people's dining habits and one Warrnambool business owner has come up with a unique idea to change with the times. For a decade, Lady Vandeberg has been a popular eating venue but for the past month the doors have been shut to diners while it underwent a makeover to install a "very unique" loaded fries bar. Catherine Kelson said there was only one other place in Australia that had a self-serve fries bar, and her Timor Street business would be the first in Victoria. "I'v
What does association's end mean for umpiring and vacant club rooms? (opens the original)
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A long-running south-west sporting association's decision to cease operations has placed uncertainty around the future of football umpiring in the region and the use of vacant club rooms at Reid Oval. Warrnambool and District Football Umpires Association voted to wind up on Wednesday, September 30, after celebrating 80 years of existence in 2026. The association had put in a submission to relocate to the vacant East Warrnambool club rooms. The vote was "overwhelmingly" in favour of putting the W
'You can get hooked': Michael's 25-year wait for flower to finally bloom (opens the original)
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Port Fairy's Michael Matthews has too many orchids to count, and he doesn't plan to. At a guess, he says there would be between 3000 and 4000 in the greenhouse at the back of his property. It's just one of his many hobbies which also includes collecting half a dozen vintage cars and photography - whether that be taking aerial photos from the plane he learnt to fly 15 years ago or capturing images of his flowering orchids. Collecting orchids grew into an obsession of sorts after his wife, Bernade
Tributes for tireless community advocate who brought change to the south-west (opens the original)
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article mentions a deceased person. Bernice Clarke, who became one of the most recognised faces in the south-west, has been remembered as a tireless advocate for Aboriginal culture, community and the arts. She died in Warrnambool on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, after a battle with cancer. Bernice is featured - alongside a young Aboriginal person - on the large mural that is prominently displayed on the corner of the South West TAFE
'It's just a buzz': $10m promise for long-overdue foreshore redevelopment (opens the original)
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A $10 million Liberal Party promise could see Warrnambool's Surf Life Saving Club's long-awaited redevelopment finally delivered. South West Coast MP Roma Britnell made the funding commitment on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 ahead of the state election in November, where polls point to a potential Coalition win. "This project is a critically overdue investment in a club that punches well above its weight," Ms Britnell said. "Our volunteers have waited long enough." The shovel-ready project had p
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