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Ballarat public school staff to protest funding cuts

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By Tom Rohde
| Power FM 103.1 Verified
Ballarat public school staff will rally today, in protest of recent funding cuts. They say $2.4 billion has been cut from public schools, with the state government delaying commitments to fully fund them to 2031. The rally will take place at 4.30pm this afternoon, outside the offices of Wendouree MP Juliana Addison.
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Ballarat's hard rubbish collection trial moves a step closer

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By Tom Rohde
| 3BA 102.3 FM Verified
The possibility of Ballarat getting a hard rubbish collection trial is gaining momentum. Next month, councilors will view a Hard Rubbish Collection Options Assessment from officers, however what’s to be recommended remains a mystery at this point in time. Cr. Jay Morrison says he thinks it’s a good idea. Article continues after this ad Advertisement “I have personally advocated for hard rubbish before I was elected to council as well, so I’m very interested to see what is in the report,” he said.
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Councillor not concerned after reports of loose Bridge Mall pavers

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By Tom Rohde
| Power FM 103.1 Verified
A Ballarat councillor says he’s not at all concerned with reports some pavers in the recently revamped Bridge Mall are already coming loose. The City of Ballarat has just spent $23 million on the shopping precinct, including opening it up to one-way traffic. Cr. Jay Morrison says contractors will fix the issue, at no cost to ratepayers. Article continues after this ad Advertisement “It’s not crumbling, it’s just some of the pavers have slightly lifted,” he said.
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