Episodes

  • Ballarat: Wet June leaves Ballarat soccer club without a pitch | June 23

    Ballarat: Wet June leaves Ballarat soccer club without a pitch | June 23
    Jun 22 2026
    Ballarat's soccer community struggles with waterlogged pitches disrupting training and matches, while police launch new initiatives to tackle family violence through community support. A Regional Liberals candidate faces a health challenge, sparking community solidarity and raising questions about the future of local politics.
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    2 mins
  • Ballarat: H5 bird flu detected in WA, industry says Victoria's risk is low | June 22

    Ballarat: H5 bird flu detected in WA, industry says Victoria's risk is low | June 22
    Jun 21 2026
    Ballarat's latest Local Wire update covers the H5 bird flu outbreak in Western Australia, the city's mixed real estate market results, and the 2026 Transfer Portal list of Australian basketball players seeking new NBL teams. The episode also includes weather details for Ballarat on June 22, 2026.
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    2 mins
  • Ballarat: Car registration fees to rise in Ballarat next month | June 21

    Ballarat: Car registration fees to rise in Ballarat next month | June 21
    Jun 20 2026
    Ballarat residents should prepare for a 12% rise in vehicle registration fees starting July 1, aimed at improving road safety and public transport. The Ballarat Swans also made a strong showing in their match, with young Darley players leading the charge, while regional property markets show mixed results with rural land prices rising.
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    1 min
  • Ballarat: Ballarat CFA gets new pumper, Lal Lal Falls runs dry, and a trial over a fata... | June 20

    Ballarat: Ballarat CFA gets new pumper, Lal Lal Falls runs dry, and a trial over a fata... | June 20
    Jun 19 2026
    Ballarat's episode covers updates on Wendouree CFA's new pumper truck, Lal Lal Falls drying up due to water extraction, and the conclusion of Kiara Gambhir's fatal crash trial. The segment also touches on proposed car registration fee hikes and a recent fine against a local builder for overcharging homeowners.
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    1 min
  • Ballarat: Young planters boost Ballarat's green spaces | June 19

    Ballarat: Young planters boost Ballarat's green spaces | June 19
    Jun 18 2026
    Ballarat's youth are leading a tree-planting effort in Wendouree with the City of Ballarat and community groups, tackling climate challenges and fostering community ownership. The Design Exchange returns to Ballarat's central area, showcasing local artists, food vendors, and interactive installations, while free grant workshops help artists navigate funding applications.
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    2 mins
  • Ballarat: CommBank relocates from Sturt Street after century-long presence | June 18

    Ballarat: CommBank relocates from Sturt Street after century-long presence | June 18
    Jun 17 2026
    Ballarat's CommBank is leaving its historic Sturt Street location after over a century, sparking debates about the city's business district future. An independent candidate has entered the Western Victoria election, while Ballarat is set to host FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, boosting local tourism and pride.
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    2 mins
  • Ballarat: Ballarat Freight Hub construction kicks off today | June 17

    Ballarat: Ballarat Freight Hub construction kicks off today | June 17
    Jun 16 2026
    Ballarat's Local Wire update covers the start of the Ballarat Freight Hub, new public safety measures at local sports clubs, and a major theft case involving a car thief. The episode also touches on CommBank's relocation from its historic Sturt Street branch.
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    2 mins
  • Ballarat: Ballarat's police investigate spectator brawl at football match | June 16

    Ballarat: Ballarat's police investigate spectator brawl at football match | June 16
    Jun 15 2026
    Ballarat police are investigating a spectator brawl during a country Victorian football match, while CommBank announces a $6 million upgrade to its Ballarat branch. The city also prepares for the Red Hot Summer Tour featuring 1980s Aussie rock legends and the reunion of Australian Crawl.
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    2 mins