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We are so excited to have South West Credit Union and partners back to host The First Home Buyer Night.Fantastic turnout at our First Home Buyer Night tonight. We are excited to be helping you on your way to home ownership! Special thanks to our expert panellists: Andrew Paton - Warrnambool City Council Tania Jasper - South West Conveyancing Bob Guiney - Preston Rowe Paterson Lucas Wilson - Wilsons Real Estate Steve Greenham - Quadrant Local Chris Hansford - South West Credit Tom Hanson - South West Credit
A great morning hosting the Business and Professional Women South West. Thank you all for coming.What a way to start the day! A hearty breakfast (made from Caravan Eggs of course) and panel discussion was enjoyed by 70 people this morning at The Mid City Motel Warrnambool. A big thanks to Gareth from The Ideas Place and Kate from Caravan Eggs and Casey from Jean Jail for sharing their stories about their amazing businesses.
Have you heard? Elements Restaurant & Bar have launched a NEW menu!
With a wide range of new and delicious choices, prepared by our Head Chef Rakesh and his team.
Call us to make a reservation. 03) 5562 3866
midcitywarrnambool.com.au/restaurant/restaurant-menu/
Manny Sandow 🤗
Tom Pritchett we’ll have to try it when you’re down next
Kathy Sarra this menu looks yum! We should go here!
Wonderful start to whale season! 🐳 #iamwarrnambool #winterwhaletrail🐳 BABY WHALE, DOO DOO DOO 🐳 The first southern right whale calf of the season has been spotted at Warrnambool. The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) has confirmed sightings of the calf, which belongs to a whale named Tripod who was first recorded visiting Logans Beach in 1995. "This female is known to the research team and has been sighted at Logans Beach for several years, so we’re excited she’s decided to return and spend some time raising her calf in the area," DELWP natural environment programs officer Mandy Watson said. "We expect this mother and calf pair to stay in the area over the coming months, as mothers are known to remain in the same coastal area following the birth of their calves until they are strong enough to travel. "On average, we see two calves per season at Logans Beach, however in previous years we’ve seen calves at other locations along the south-west coast and we are hoping that this is a sign of population recovery." (NOTE: this is a file pic, and not a photo of Tripod and her calf)
2 Whales spotted at Logans Beach Whale Nursery this morning! 🐋
Just in time for a quick weekend getaway to Warrnambool. Call us today to reserve your room at The Mid City Motel.
03) 55623866. #iamwarrnambool #WINTERWHALETRAIL #mcwarrnambool2 Whales spotted at Logans Beach Whale Nursery, Warrnambool this morning! Breaching and frolicking! Remember to send us your photos #WINTERWHALETRAIL
