Volunteers help remove rubbish from London Bridge beach near Peterborough, as part of a coastcare clean up day supporting the Fairy Penguin colony.
John Nicolson waters exotic plants in his unique garden.
Margaret and John Nicolson in their backyard full of exotic plants.
Warrnambool motorcyclists Trevor Warnecke and Terry Dridan took part in the annual toy run for charity.
Children playing at Terang swimming pool on its opening day.
Braydan Anderson, 12, from Terang at the town's swimming pool opening day.
Warrnambool crossing attendants Nola Rea, Blenda Davies, and Margaret Pickett were honoured for their long service of up to 15 years.
Warrnambool ANZ fInancial planner John Kelly.
Warrnambool mayor Glenys Phillpot with parking meter men Brian Urwin, Jim O'Meara and Peter McArdle, give a generous donation to Salvation Army welfare worker Chris Philpot.
Police association's Bruce McKenzie, pictured outside the Warrnambool police station.
Jamie Veal, 15, prepares to race his sedan at Simpson.
Matthew Moloney, 18, from Koroit, during the Boys 18 Final.
Martin Hall, 16, from Warrnambool, during the 18 Boys final.
Tessa Barton, 15, hits a backhand at the net during the 18 girls doubles final.
Aquazone lifeguard Hannah Verhoeff rescued Matthew Parkinson, 4, from drowning.
Saints' Stacey Batt and Cheldogs' Chelsea Lewis in a Division 1 basketball final at the Warrnambool stadium.
Emma Armstrong on Sandhills Kramer, jumping the water fence during the cross country section of the Lakes and Crater three-day event at Camperdown.
David Middleton on WGEP Figjam, jumping the water fence at the Lakes and Crater three-day event at Camperdown.
West Warrnambool bowler Brett Tory delivers to Russell Creek batsman Nathan Divall.
West Warrnambool bowler Corey McDonald appeals against Russell Creek.
Steve Baulch working for Port Warrnambool Realty selling.
A Tyrendarra land holder addresses the audience at the WInda Mara Aboriginal corporation opening of Tyrendarra's indigenous protected area.
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Warrnambool Sub Aqua Club president Scott Cumming, Inspector Roger and Warrnambool Offshore and Light Game Fishing Club's Gary Warren search for coast guard program volunteers.
A truck and four-wheel drive collided at Mepunga East.
Deakin University student Daniel Grixti worked on a study about the survival rate of release fish caught in the Glenelg River.
Panmure residents Jack O'Connor and Evelyn Worland, front, Noel Wright, Fiona O'Connor, PUDFIG group president Terry Lane, Kate Farthing and Anna Dillon, secretary of PUDFIG, standing at the Hopkins River swimming hole at Panmure.
Mick Harrison is the new Hampden football netball league General Manager for the 2004 season.
Warrnambool man Gordon Forth starting business links with Chinese leaders.
A grade netball grand final - Creekers vs Bloods.
Mens soccer final.
Fairy Penguins near Peterborough.
Remedial masseuse Carla Brauer works with a client in her Warrnambool Natural Medicine Clinic studio.
Optometrist Patti Valance at OPSM tests the eyes of Chloe Morrison, 15, from Derrinallum.
Warrnambool Moyne Corangamite school leavers kit developers Toni Hancock and Stephen Hoy.
CFA fire officer Owen Maslen and fire prevention officer Peter McArdle warn people to cut down long grass in the Warrnambool area.
A grade netball player Natalie Dunstan.
Personal injuries lawyer Gary Foster from Maddens.
Emmanuel college year seven student Lauren Pickett with her Japanese friend Tsuzumi Enomoto, 15, from Tokyo - who was part of a large group of Japanese students visiting the school for a day.
Emmanuel College students played host to a large group of Japanese students visiting the school for a day.
Warrnambool's Criterion Hotel propreietor John Palmer.
Geoff Flynn at his Grassmere property.
Panorama Avenue three-year-old kindergarten director Jane Brooker (left) and associate Pav Luke with some of the children on the playground (Harry Johns, 4, at front).
Winning Highland dancers Alyshia Kelly, 12, Brittany Mackay, 9, and April Kelly, 14.
Olive Schmidt, 65, angry over damage made to her cars in Fairy Street, Warrnambool.
Diamonds vs Opals in a soccer grand final.
Diamonds vs Opals in a soccer grand final.
Diabetes support group at Port Fairy Southcombe Park Lodge for the weekend.
