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Friday, December, 1, 2023
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
Temporary closure: fast food drive-thru workers evacuated after elevated carbon monoxide levels
SEVERAL OTR Hungry Jacks drive-thru workers were sent for a precautionary hospital check up on Saturday afternoon after a safety equipment failure caused carbon monoxide levels to elevate at the Coleraine Rd site.
By Mark Rabich
THE OTR/Hungry Jacks on Coleraine Road was the scene of an incident on Saturday when levels of carbon monoxide exceeded the threshold for safety; the drive-thru remains closed at time of print. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.

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STUDENTS at Hawkesdale P12 College are driving a push to recycle, reuse and repurpose to reduce waste the school produces. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Students driving change at Hawkesdale P12 College
HAWKESDALE P12 College Year 11 and 12 VCAL students have been working in partnership with Moyne Shire Council’s Waste and Environment Team on a project named Hawkesdale P12 Bin Chickens, which involved a whole school recycling survey and an audit of the school’s waste management costs and practices.
By Admin
‘Music in the Gardens’ returns
IT’S that time of year again with the return of the pleasant musical Sunday afternoons - ‘Music in the Gardens’.
By Lizzie Hallam
More improvements help grow HRLX
SOUTHERN Grampians Shire Council has recently carried out almost $40,000 worth of improvements to the Hamilton Regional Livestock Exchange (HRLX) to further develop Western Victoria’s premier sheep market sales facility.
By Admin
Roundabout closed for over fortnight
FURTHER disruption to traffic at Cox Street will continue with the announcement of the Lonsdale St roundabout being closed while the works continue.
By Admin

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ANDREW Neve is taking on the presidency role of the Portland Football Netball Cricket Club with some new faces to head up the committee.
Neve takes on Portland presidency
LONG time Portland Football Netball Cricket Club clubman Andrew Neve has taken on the role of president at the club for 2024 and 2025, with his appointment made official at Tuesday afternoon’s Annual General Meeting.
By Mitchell Turner
Weather and races force changes
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HAMILTON agents yarded 48,000 lambs on Wednesday representing an increase of some 16,000 head.
Full field of buyers attend large lamb offering
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No government modelling to end live sheep exports
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STUDENTS at Hawkesdale P12 College are driving a push to recycle, reuse and repurpose to reduce waste the school produces. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Students driving change at Hawkesdale P12 College
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Weather and races force changes
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By Admin
ANDREW Neve is taking on the presidency role of the Portland Football Netball Cricket Club with some new faces to head up the committee.
Neve takes on Portland presidency
LONG time Portland Football Netball Cricket Club clubman Andrew Neve has taken on the role of president at the club for 2024 and 2025, with his appointment made official at Tuesday afternoon’s Annual General Meeting.
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Portland dominant once again
MANY would have had Saturday’s matchup with Colac circled in the calendar as another win in the books for Portland’s men’s basketballers, but the Kookas showed why no team can afford to be underrated in the Country Basketball League as they defeated the Coasters 80-69 at Portland Basketball Stadium.
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