EDM Act Coming To Town
EDM Act Coming To Town
What So Not are set to headline the 2021 edition of Coastal Jam Warrnambool this Easter Sunday
12 March 2021 | 12:03pm
One of Australia s Biggest EDM Acts Headlining Coastal Jam Warrnambool 2021
Live music is well and truly back in Warrnambool with the announcement of Australian party starter What So Not headlining this year s Coastal Jam Warrnambool.
Into it s third year, Warrnambool s Cally Hotel will play host to the electronic dance music artist this Easter Sunday alongside a stacked lineup of local artists.
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Having launched in 2017 by Geelong based Uno Events, Coastal Jam is a boutique music and arts festival that pops up along the Victorian coast at Lorne, Warrnambool, Torquay, Barwon Heads and Geelong over the summer period.
WRC Gets Official Crowd Numbers For May Racing Carnival
The Warrnambool Racing Club (WRC) has advised that the 2021 TAB Warrnambool May Racing Carnival, scheduled for 4 to 6 May, is all systems go.
The Victoria Government has notified the club that they were approved for crowd allowances of 12,000 patrons for each day of the TAB Warrnambool May Racing Carnival.
“The Club is thrilled with the result and we thank everyone for their patience, the crowd allowance is a great boost for the City of Warrnambool and the Club is looking forward to implementing a Covid Safe TAB Warrnambool May Racing Carnival” said Warrnambool Racing Club CEO, Tom O’Connor.
Reconnecting at the Races
Horse racing has been held at Dederang since 1865, but Saturday’s picnic races is perhaps the most keenly anticipated yet.
With COVID impacting sport and community events, President of Dederang Race Club Marcus Goonan says the Kiewa River Valley community is particularly looking forward to reconnecting.
“It’s really highlighted this year by the fact that the football season didn’t get off the ground and the cricket season has certainly been affected,” Marcus told Kylie and Kev.
“Sport is a really big thing in some of these smaller country communities. The Recreation Reserve supports seven different sporting clubs, which is really significant for a small town like ourselves for the community and connection.”
Albury Wodonga Health Starts Jab Program
The very first COVID-19 vaccinations were distributed by Albury Wodonga Health yesterday.
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Phase 1[a] frontline workers were some of the first to receive the Pfizer vaccine, including staff from the Emergency Department, COVID-19 testing clinic and Intensive Care Unit.
Among the first to receive a jab was Caroline Grealy, who is an Emergency Department Nurse Unit Manager and COVID Services worker.
“For me, there was no hesitation in rolling up my sleeve today. Being vaccinated is one of the greatest safeguards in the fight against COVID, and will help protect me, my loved ones, and my community,” she says.