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Friday, October, 18, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
BALMORAL B-DOUBLE ROLLOVER
A MAN was briefly trapped when the B-double he was driving carrying livestock rolled over on the Coleraine-Balmoral Road on Monday leaving multiple cattle killed and several needing euthanising.
By Lizzie Hallam
MULTIPLE emergency crews attended the scene of a livestock truck that rolled over just on the outskirts of Balmoral on Monday with the driver temporarily trapped. Agencies worked for about 12 hours to manage dozens of injured cattle, get the truck upright again and clear the road. Photos: JAMIE CHANDLER.

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THE CFA last week announced their world-first reality fire aviation simulator which will provide improved training to staff and volunteers. Photo: SUPPLIED.
World-first fire aviation simulator launched
THE CFA has created a world-first mixed reality fire aviation simulator which will improve the training and skills of hundreds of the state’s eyes in the sky.
By Admin
Therapeutic program to support children and carers across region
A BRAND-NEW program will provide much-needed therapeutic support to children living in foster care across the south-west.
By Admin
Cardboard collection trial
SOUTHERN Grampians Shire Council (SGSC) has announced a new initiative aimed to boost recycling efforts across the Shire.
By Admin
Road maintenance blitz “nearly a billion dollars”
THE State Government has announced a major road maintenance blitz to rebuild, repair, and resurface roads right across Victoria – fueled by the largest single-year investment in road maintenance in the state’s history.
By Admin

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EVIE McDonald drives Blue Blazers around the track at the Australian Pedal Car Grand Prix at Coleraine on Saturday. Photo: CATHY NORRIS.
BOOZE BUS GOES BACK-TO-BACK
BOOZE BUS has claimed back-to-back Australian Pedal Car Grands Prix with another successful race at Coleraine on Saturday where the team returned to defend its 2023 title against a hot field of competitors.
By Lloyd Ilett
Tigers, Darras, and Demons make statement in Rd1
THE opening round of the 2024-25 Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade season got underway on Saturday with Portland Tigers, Tyrendarra, and Macarthur all claiming bonus point victories from their respective games.
By Lloyd Ilett
CAROLYN Nagorcka’s creativity with wool, including a handwoven and hand dyed rug, is one of the many pieces to see at the Hamilton Pastoral Museum on Tuesday evenings at 7pm when the Hamilton Wool and Craft Guild meets. Photo: JODI FRY.
A place for the traditions – today
The Hamilton Wool and Craft Guild formed in 1971 to preserve traditional hand crafts.
By Jodi Fry
Farm connectivity grants to return
EARLIER this year farmers were able to apply for round 1 of the On Farm Connectivity Program (OFCP), which provided over $13 million in grants to eligible primary producers.
By Michelle Muir
Road goes to rack and ruin
By Felicity Handreck
32 White Ave, Hamilton. Price: $349,000. Groves Real Estate. Contact Sam Groves on 0400 547 207 or Sonia Gillingham on 0400 139 202.
Renovated gem
With all of the hard work complete, this brilliant property is simply awaiting a new owner to shift in and enjoy.
By Admin
THE CFA last week announced their world-first reality fire aviation simulator which will provide improved training to staff and volunteers. Photo: SUPPLIED.
World-first fire aviation simulator launched
THE CFA has created a world-first mixed reality fire aviation simulator which will improve the training and skills of hundreds of the state’s eyes in the sky.
By Admin
BOOZE BUS GOES BACK-TO-BACK
BOOZE BUS has claimed back-to-back Australian Pedal Car Grands Prix with another successful race at Coleraine on Saturday where the team returned to defend its 2023 title against a hot field of competitors.
By Lloyd Ilett
THE woman behind the Saturday’s event is Nea Barclay
A Beautiful Mind gala this Saturday
By Portland Observer
Tournament of Minds
By Charlie Sawyer-Bassett
“A wonderful gift”
By Charlie Sawyer-Bassett
CATS skipper, Diarmid Cleary, boots the team into attack during Saturday’s clash against East Gambier. Photo: FRANK MONGER PHOTOGRAPHY.
WINNING FEELING
“ON the road again, Just can't wait to get on the road again.”
By Admin
Time to comment on council rates and spending
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By Admin
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