Jessica Greenan

Australia

Journalist at The Standard (Warrnambool)

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Articles

Fight steps up against levy that'll draw $2m more from residents' pockets

5 days ago | standard.net.au | Andrew Miller |Jessica Greenan

Municipal Association of Victoria president Jennifer Robinson (inset) says there's been unprecedented interest among councils over the controversial Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund. Pictures suppliedRegional councils are stepping up the fight against a contentious new levy which would see an extra $2 million come out of Warrnambool residents' pockets.
Around the grounds: Warrnambool and District league round five scores

6 days ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Russells Creek footballer Logan McLeod charges towards goal against Old Collegians in round five.
Three-quarters of properties get passed in during tough weekend of auctions

6 days ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Harris and Wood auctioneer Matthew Wood at the sale of 2 Adriana Crescent, Warrnambool. Picture by Jessica Greenan. The sun was shining and the crowds were decent, but there was barely more than a handful of bidders at Warrnambool's auctions at the weekend.
'I was surprised': third time's the charm for 2025 Warrnibald Prize winner

6 days ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Warrnambool artist Harley Manifiold (right) has won the 2025 Warrnibald Prize for his portrait of Helen Bunyon (left). Picture by Robin Sharrock. A Warrnambool artist has taken out the region's most coveted art prize.
Real life Hamburglar allegedly caught stealing Grimace from McDonald's

6 days ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Police have successfully recovered a cardboard cutout of the character Grimace after an alleged thief stole it from Hamilton's McDonalds. Picture supplied. A cardboard cutout of the character Grimace is safely back at Hamilton's McDonald's after an alleged thief was caught on camera dragging it down the street.
Bega says site closure won't affect Koroit factory, avoids questions

1 week ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Bega says its decision to begin a phased shutdown of its Strathmerton facility, in northern Victoria, won't impact its Koroit site. File picture. Dairy giant Bega says there's "no correlation" between a decision to close its Strathmerton site and its Koroit factory, but has refused to provide further detail.
It's back: controversial statue returns with fresh look and new home

1 week ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Ewen Coates' Three Pillars of Instant Gratification sculpture has a new bluestone plinth and a new site in Warrnambool's dining precinct. Picture by Eddie Guerrero. Love it or hate it, an iconic Warrnambool statue is back with a slightly different look and a new home.
'Decided not to stand': Tehan says he won't pursue Liberal leadership bid

1 week ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan says he won't stand for a leadership position in a new-look Liberal Party after it experienced a disastrous loss under opposition leader Peter Dutton. Picture by Eddie GuerreroAfter being touted as a potential front-runner for the Liberal Party leadership, Wannon MP Dan Tehan says he won't be standing for the job.
'Pretty weak act' prompts victim to sell his house and close his business

1 week ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

'Pretty weak act' prompts victim to sell his house and close his businessA 52 year old man threatened to shove a metal rod down his victim's throat and later attacked him while he was walking in the CBD.
Troubled waters: hundreds of fish dead amid fears river has turned toxic

1 week ago | standard.net.au | Jessica Greenan

Another fish kill has occurred in the Curdies River in Peterborough. This time, blue-green algae hasn't been the cause. File picture. Many hundreds of fish are dead as another algal bloom chokes the troubled Curdies River in Peterborough.

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