Nieve Walton is a journalist based in Ballarat, Victoria, with a focus on local news and community stories. She has written for various publications including The Courier, The Wimmera Mail-Times, and the Ararat Advertiser, covering a wide range of topics from education and arts to business and human interest. Nieve is passionate about highlighting the unique and vibrant aspects of Ballarat and its surrounding areas.
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Nieve’s coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and community development in Ballarat, Victoria. She seems interested in stories related to small businesses, entrepreneurship, and community growth.
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Government treats regions 'like the toenails of the state'.
By: Nieve Walton
After 18 months of cheap V/Line fares, overcrowding on weekend trains shows the system has become a "victim of its own success", experts say.
By: Nieve Walton
Why Janet Whitehead had no choice but to leave her home.
What do you want to see happen at the Ballarat Art Gallery?
After 50 years, it still attracts fans young and old.
By: Adam Spencer, Greg Gliddon, Nieve Walton
Ballarat's sporting and business world have joined together to pay tribute to Mick Clark, who died on Friday, August 30, aged 78 after a long illness.
It will be at least another year until construction in the Leawarra Crescent neighbourhood in Delacombe starts despite residents being forced to relocate and houses already demolished.
'Our stages should look like our supermarkets.'
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