The Latest Breaking News from Ballarat

More than 1,300 businesses have registered in hope of getting compensation from the Victorian government in a class action.

Ballarat CBD businesses will be watching GovHub keenly in the weeks to come to see what impact the change of COVID work from home rules will have on the underutilised building. On Thursday Victorians were encouraged to return to the office, with the government lifting its work from home recommendation.…

Zoe Buhler livestreamed her arrest while pregnant in 2020, showing police handcuffing her in a video that later went viral, and is now considering further legal action.

Royal South Street has been running for more than 130 years, but this year is the first time people of all abilities have been included explicitly. Watch the heartwarming video.

The head of Quit Victoria says regional councils should do more to protect communities from second-hand smoke.

A Melbourne lawyer says "secondary abuse victims" should seek legal advice as a lawsuit continues in the Victorian Supreme Court.

In the latest example of ‘shrinkflation’, the popular chocolate bar has lost a chunk of weight in a move from overseas production back to Ballarat

Eliza Whitburn-Weber helps businesses turn waste into valuable resources. As landfill overflows, experts say initiatives like this are the future.

General practitioners will run the Priority Primary Care Centres to treat conditions like infections, fractures and burns in a bid to ease hospital workloads.

Wheelchair taxis are an essential service but they can be difficult to find in regional Victoria, leaving people with disability stranded.

Residents say the flow of sediment from a Ballarat housing development site is turning the river a "completely unnatural" colour and leaving a thick sludge build-up on plants and the river bank.