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In the Media

Rob Bast
Chainsaw champion to carve Maremma sculpture at Flagstaff Hill
Thrill on the Hill
Thrill on the Hill brings the Speedway to the city
Iconic tourist attraction Flagstaff Hill is partnering with Premier Speedway Club to host an exciting public event to celebrate the 2025 Flying Horse Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic.
Flagtaff Hill
Free Flagstaff Hill entry for local ambassadors
Warrnambool residents will have free entry to Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village under a new program designed to foster stronger engagement with the local community.
Julie Wilkins at Flagstaff Hill
Diver reunited with Loch Ard relics at Flagstaff Hill
The discoverer of relics from the ill-fated Loch Ard shipwreck has been reunited with her find 44 years later. 
Fire Night
Flagstaff Hill Fire Night and Lighthouse Weekend a raging success
Over 600 people rugged up for Flagstaff Hill’s Fire Night on August 17.
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A celebration of fire, lighthouses and radio at Flagstaff Hill
To mark International Lighthouse Weekend, the Warrnambool Men’s Shed Amateur Radio Group will broadcast live from Flagstaff Hill on August 17 and 18 - joining over 400 lighthouse-based amateur radi
shears
Record winter holiday numbers as Flagstaff Hill rides on the sheep’s back
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village has recorded its busiest winter school holidays since at least 2017, with the special Wool Weekend event playing a big part.
Opening of the Sand, Sea and Shipwrecks exhibition
Sand, sea and shipwrecks in the frame at Flagstaff Hill
Flagstaff Hill and the Warrnambool and District Artists Society have teamed up to present a new exhibition in the recently renovated Alexander Farncombe Gallery: Sea, Sand and Shipwrecks.
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120 classic cars bound for Flagstaff Hill
More than 120 classic cars will converge on Flagstaff Hill on Wednesday March 20 as part of a four-day rally, the Targa Classica.
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Artefacts on display for the first time after renovation of Flagstaff Hill cottage
A number of treasures from Flagstaff Hill’s rich collection of objects are on public display for the first time.