Anthony Evans represents the middle rung in a triple-generation farming set-up, which comprises his father (88), himself (53) and his son, who turns 23 later this year.The Evans property has become proud host to one of the 25 multi-sensor weather station units which make up the Ararat Rural Information Network (ARIN), which is just a few weeks away from public access.Anthony farms sheep and a large cereal crop across 2300 acres just outside of Willaura, with another 1200 acress leased a few kilometres south.

Honour the remarkable achievements of young Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, by nominating in the National Multicultural Youth Awards!The Multicultural Youth Awards …

As announced in Ararat Rural City Council’s 2024-25 Budget, $2.143 million has been allocated for the reconstruction of an initial two-kilometre section of Buangor-Ben Nevis Road, commencing at the We…

Following last month’s highly successful Social Innovators program – which saw Ararat’s young people participate in a two-day workshop at Alexandra Oval Community Centre to generate ingenious ways to …

Ararat Rural City Council extended a warm welcome to a second group of visitors who joined a bus tour of Ararat last week, as part of the Ararat Settlement Activity Program.Participants from Melbourne…

Sydney-based painter and ceramicist Kate Dorrough will lead an insightful Artist Talk next week about her own practice, her mentor and mother Heather’s practice, and how the two have intersected acros…