Miriam Litwin is a Journalist and Digital Content Lead North at Times News Group. She focuses on a range of topics including accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and various social interests, alongside her passion for the arts and transportation policy. Miriam's work has been featured in Times News Group.
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The Ballarat Rodeo returns on 2 January with bull riding, live music, food trucks and family fun at the Showgrounds.
Ballarat’s Josh Woodhart joins the Australian Boys Choir performing squad, gaining world-class training, confidence, and lifelong friendships.
By: Miriam Litwin
Missed swim lessons increase teen drowning risk. Royal Life Saving urges parents to enrol children in lessons before high school.
WITH the risk of drowning rising thirteen times between the ages of 10 and 20 years old, Royal Life Saving Australia is urging parents to enrol their children in swimming lessons before high school.
APPLICATIONS for the next round of the State Government's Tiny Towns Fund are open, providing grants of up to $50,000.
COMMUNITY members with items of historic interest are invited to share them with members of the Woady Yaloak Historical Society.
TAKE part in a unique culinary experience, including a picnic on Nimons Bridge, this February.
NATIONAL Gallery of Victoria's (NGV) Kids on Tour will be coming to Moorabool Shire in January with free workshops and activities developed in collaboration with artists.
By: Miriam Litwin
MONTH-long food and wine festival Forage and Feast will be beginning this month throughout the Central Highlands region.
By: Miriam Litwin
Experience the Central Highlands food festival with 130+ events, showcasing local food, wine, and cider across six regions this January to February.
