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Tuesday, March, 19, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
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METERS: BUSINESS ANGST
A ‘CALL to action’ meeting of CBD business owners will be held tonight to discuss the recent installation of new parking meters, with associated restrictions, claiming the new installations were “having a major impact on (sic) trade”.
THE removal of parking meters is just one of the suggestions businesses will be making as they draw up a plan to submit to Southern Grampians Shire Council. Photo: GLENN GUY.

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THE Relay For Life event raises funds for cancer research with the ‘hope’ that one day a cure will be found.
TWO well-known Hamilton district livestock identities have confirmed concerns regarding a looming shortage of livestock transport drivers.
A look back at previous editions of the paper 50 and 25 years ago
BROWN boobies and red crabs of Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands are the topic of the first special presentation meeting of the Hamilton Field Naturalists Club (HFNC) for 2024 on March 21, at 7.30pm at HIRL.

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CELEBRATING Tahara’s back-to-back B grade premierships are (back from left) Jon Tonissen, Brett Holmes, Brad Gauci, Jack Rhook, Harry Armstrong, Josh Pepper and Kieran Barker, and (front from left) Liam Tonissen, Hamish Myers, Luke Barnes, Marcus Rhook and Sam Brewer. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
TAHARA has claimed back-to-back Hamilton and District Cricket Association B grade premierships after comfortably accounting for College by eight wickets at Clem Young Oval on Saturday.
TYRENDARRA Cricket Club has added another piece of silverware to its cabinet on Saturday with a five-wicket victory over Portland Tigers in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association’s B grade final at Alexandra Park.
FAILURE to provide sufficient feed to livestock can be an offence under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986. Photo: SUPPLIED.
AGRICULTURE Victoria is advising livestock owners to assess their livestock feed situation, as failing to provide proper and sufficient feed to livestock is an offence under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986.
AN outstanding panel of 35 global experts from as far away as Germany and the United States of America, and local experts, will share their experience and insights at the ‘Raising the Roof 2024’ event later this month to help ensure Australian dairy farmers are investing in the right housing and feeding infrastructure on-farm.
6 Dryden Street, Hamilton $1,250,000 to $1,350,000 Elders Real Estate – Jo Frost 0428 585 434
‘The Bungalow’ is one of Hamilton’s most prestigious and iconic homes with distinct architectural design and is of great local significance being one of the last Federation Style houses built in 1920 for respected solicitor, JLR Baker Esquire.
CELEBRATING Tahara’s back-to-back B grade premierships are (back from left) Jon Tonissen, Brett Holmes, Brad Gauci, Jack Rhook, Harry Armstrong, Josh Pepper and Kieran Barker, and (front from left) Liam Tonissen, Hamish Myers, Luke Barnes, Marcus Rhook and Sam Brewer. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
TAHARA has claimed back-to-back Hamilton and District Cricket Association B grade premierships after comfortably accounting for College by eight wickets at Clem Young Oval on Saturday.
A ‘CALL to action’ meeting of CBD business owners will be held tonight to discuss the recent installation of new parking meters, with associated restrictions, claiming the new installations were “having a major impact on (sic) trade”.
THE Relay For Life event raises funds for cancer research with the ‘hope’ that one day a cure will be found.
TYRENDARRA Cricket Club has added another piece of silverware to its cabinet on Saturday with a five-wicket victory over Portland Tigers in the Hamilton and District Cricket Association’s B grade final at Alexandra Park.
YOUTH HQ is set to get a bit busier with Hands Up Casterton community engagement officer, Kane Forbes, confirming the opening hours going forward.
GEORGINA Gubbins’ resume gives the impression of a high-flying corporate executive, but the reality of the newly-inducted Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) recipient in the General Division at this year’s Australia Day Awards, could not be further from that picture and her story is truly inspirational.
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