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Saturday, July, 6, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
Bush Nursing squeeze 
THE future of the Balmoral Bush Nursing Centre (BBNC) has been put under a cloud after its Board expressed concern about financial sustainability in the lead up to their 100th anniversary next year.
By Admin
IN the lead up to their centenary, high operational costs for the Balmoral Bush Nursing Centre have raised concerns about the financial sustainability of the centre, especially with the expected 28.4 per cent rising wages of nurses the next four years. Photo: SUPPLIED.

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AN e-scooter was involved in a fatality near Port Fairy earlier this week. Photo: SUPPLIED.
E-scooter fatality 
AN EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD male electric scooter rider was killed at around 4.30pm on Wednesday afternoon when the scooter he was riding collided with a truck near Port Fairy.
By Admin
Skill and power on show at table tennis finals
The Hamilton Table Tennis Association Grand Finals produced a series of photos courtesy of Glenn Guy.
By Glenn Guy
DAN GOES NUCLEAR 
WANNON MP, Dan Tehan has backed his party’s policy for nuclear power and said it would ensure western Victorian manufacturers would have a secure supply of energy in the future.
By Lizzie Hallam
Crime stats see sharp increase 
CRIMINAL incidents in the Southern Grampians have risen sharply by 26.6 per cent for the year ending March 2024, with 941 criminal incidents compared to 743 for the same time of year last year (ending March).
By Admin

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PETER Radley was shocked and grateful to receive a life membership at the weekend for his contribution to the Western Speedway. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
Radley recognised for 57 years 
PETER Radley has been an enormous contributor for decades to not only the Western Speedway and the Hamilton Speedway Drivers Club, but also the Hamilton community.
By Blair Burns
Local swimmers step up to the blocks for winter short course 
HAMILTON Olympic Swimming Club (HOSC) members have covered themselves in glory at the Winter Short Course meet held at Hamilton Indoor Leisure and Aquatic Centre (HILAC) last weekend.
By Lloyd Ilett
THREATENED on the mainland but less at risk on Kangaroo Island, Australia’s heath goannas have been found via a University of Cambridge study to provide a surprising potential solution to sheep flystrike. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Goannas may provide flystrike solution 
AUSTRALIA’S giant lizards could hold the key to help farmers reduce the number of sheep being infected by a painful and potentially fatal disease.
By Admin
Sheepvention Ram Sales alternative? 
FOLLOWING last week’s report on the cancellation of the Ram Sale at this year’s Sheepvention, the question of a possible reinstatement in 2025 has been raised.
By Admin
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AN e-scooter was involved in a fatality near Port Fairy earlier this week. Photo: SUPPLIED.
E-scooter fatality 
AN EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD male electric scooter rider was killed at around 4.30pm on Wednesday afternoon when the scooter he was riding collided with a truck near Port Fairy.
By Admin
Radley recognised for 57 years 
PETER Radley has been an enormous contributor for decades to not only the Western Speedway and the Hamilton Speedway Drivers Club, but also the Hamilton community.
By Blair Burns
DANIEL Jackson will be back at Portland in 2025.
Maskell Medallist locked in for 2025
ONE of Portland’s favourite sons is set to make his return to Hanlon Park, with Daniel Jackson signing on the dotted line for the 2025 Hampden Football League season.
By Mitchell Turner
Portland falls short in hockey final
PORTLAND has finished as runners-up of the Hockey South West under-12 term two Hockey Fives competition, after going down to Warrnambool team Storm in Saturday’s grand final.
By Portland Observer
CATS skipper, Diarmid Cleary, boots the team into attack during Saturday’s clash against East Gambier. Photo: FRANK MONGER PHOTOGRAPHY.
WINNING FEELING
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Time to comment on council rates and spending
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