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'One lap will be enough': group of 70-year-olds put the pedal to the metal (opens the original)
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They may have a collective 280 years between them, but 71-year-old Genevieve MacDonald and her team of septuagenarians are ready to put the pedal to the metal. The members of the Coleraine Lions Club, which only reformed 12 months ago, are gearing up to compete in the Australian Pedal Car Grand Prix. The 800-metre race around Coleraine, held on October 3, 2026, is the only one of its kind in the country. According to Ms MacDonald, the majority of the group's training sessions, of which they've h
'It's having a human connection': how one town is saving its untold memories (opens the original)
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The table has become a makeshift studio, cluttered with tangled wires and water bottles. Lois Lowe sits behind the microphone as her interview comes to a close and leans in to ask one of her favourite questions. "What does Casterton mean to you?" she asks. Most mention the natural landscape surrounding the town, with rolling hills as far as the eye can see; some mention the local football club, but above all, they mention the community. "I think it's a town that embraces diversity and embraces p
'We named it after our son': family roots inspire couple's new venture (opens the original)
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In an era of self-checkouts and plastic-wrapped produce, Port Fairy's newest store promises to take a step backwards. Bulk whole foods and specialty grocery store Sol's Pantry will open its doors on Thursday, October 2, 2026. Owners Jonathan and Josephine Ayres said the store's name held special meaning. "We named it after our son [Soli]," Ms Ayres said. "It was his name, but also it's sort of that food for the soul." The couple, originally from Melbourne, moved to the seaside town shortly befor
Agony, ecstasy and big marks: South-west footy 2026 - a year in pictures (opens the original)
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Whether it be mid-air kicks, raucous goal celebrations or high-flying marks, football in the south-west has been full of moments that impressed. As the 2026 football season comes to a close, here at The Standard we're taking a look back at some of our favourite photos from the Hampden Football Netball League, Western Victorian Female Football League, and Warrnambool and District Football Netball League from across the year. Our journalists and photographers have been on the sidelines every weeke
'Urgent' call for action at notorious intersection 'before someone's killed' (opens the original)
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Drivers are avoiding a notorious intersection, with frequent near misses, a council survey has revealed. More than 40 people have responded to a Southern Grampians Shire Council survey calling on residents to share their experiences and concerns about Hamilton's Rippon and Ballarat roads intersection. "It's really been a concern going on for a number of years now," the council's director of infrastructure and sustainability, Marg Scanlon, said. "If anything, it's the escalation of the volumes an
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