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- Sep 28, 2026
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'The time is right': at 76, this identity is retiring from his 'dangerous' job (opens the original)
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Father Time catches up with everyone and it has with a popular Warrnambool racing identity. After 37 years as a clerk of the course at Warrnambool race meetings, Ray Walsh has decided to retire from the job following a fall at last week's meeting. The 76-year-old came off his pony when it became entangled with a horse going to the barriers. Walsh suffered bad bruising but admits the accident could have been a lot worse. "I had been thinking for a while about giving the clerking away but the acci
Faith, footy, community: How bishop and ex-teammate of Ablett Senior serves parish (opens the original)
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Scott Lowrey is a Warrnambool bishop who was also a talented footballer. He goes Under the Auld Pump with Tim Auld. Parents: Tom and Joan. Siblings: Mark, Amanda and Andrew. Education: Warragul North Primary School before going to Warragul High School. Sporting highlight: I would have to say being involved in football as a player and then umpire. I've still got fond memories of playing for the Warragul North Tigers in under 12s. We won our first game after three-and-a-half years of losing games.
'Take one day at a time': family pays tribute to loving matriarch Elsie Harris (opens the original)
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Elsie Harris lived by the motto: "take things one day at a time." Mrs Harris, 92, who lived at The Sisters for 76 years before moving to Warrnambool for the later stages of her life, died at Aberlea Mortlake on Tuesday, September 8. The mother of seven children loved living at The Sisters and was involved with numerous community groups and did the same when she made the move into Warrnambool in 2010, according to her son Bernie. "The Sisters are a tight knit community and mum was involved in num
'Back to square one': heartbreak for publicans as sale falls through (opens the original)
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A historic south-west pub is back on the market just months after it was announced as being sold. After extensive negotiations across several months, the planned sale of Port Fairy's Star Of The West Hotel has fallen through. Owners Damian and Sue Gleeson are devastated. "It's very disappointing the sale never went ahead," Mr Gleeson said. "Sue and I no longer have the desire or will to run a hotel. "We've got other interests we wish to pursue. Both of us are getting older and would rather be on
From the maternity ward to the winner's circle: whirlwind week of joy (opens the original)
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This horse trainer's life is busy - multiple stables in different states and hundreds of horses for owners wanting a share of the sport's rich spring period. But when Ciaron Maher's partner Alice Berry gave birth to their second child last week, life got even more hectic. Maher was at his Randwick stables at 4.45am on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 and just a tick after 9am he was dropping Berry at the front of Sydney's Prince of Wales Hospital as he searched for a car park. Just a few hours later a
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