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Friday, October, 27, 2023
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
XMAS LIGHTS GRINCH
SOUTHERN Grampians Shire Council chief executive, Tony Doyle, has expressed his disappointment on behalf of the community, after vandals damaged the newly installed fairy lights in Gray Street.
By Mark Rabich
BARE wires hanging from a tree in Gray Street were the result of vandalism on the Christmas lights earlier this week. Five trees were affected, with three still requiring repairs by an electrician at time of printing. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.

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JUSEPE de Ribera. Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence 1620-24. Oil on canvas. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Purchased with funds donated by Allan and Maria Myers and Andrew Sisson, 2006. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Iconic baroque gallery exhibition
IN breaking news, Hamilton Gallery will host a rare and spectacular exhibition: Emerging From Darkness: Faith, Emotion and The Body in the Baroque, featuring world renowned masterpieces from early December.
By Lizzie Hallam
XMAS LIGHTS GRINCH
SOUTHERN Grampians Shire Council chief executive, Tony Doyle, has expressed his disappointment on behalf of the community, after vandals damaged the newly installed fairy lights in Gray Street.
By Mark Rabich
Young Joshua has piano career at his feet
13-YEAR-OLD Joshua Walker first discovered his musical talents when he began piano lessons with his father and teacher, Jonathan Walker, at age nine.
By Admin
The Ping-Pong-a-thon is back
ON Saturday, primary school teacher, Josh Schapel will be hosting a Ping-Pong-a-thon event at the Tarrington Lutheran School stadium from 10am – 6pm.
By Bailey Walsh

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CHARLIZE Cooper helped Black grab a round three win on Tuesday night. Photo: GLENN GUY.
Cooper keeps Black entrenched in top two
BASKETBALL players took to the courts for Hamilton Basketball Association round three action this week with a spread of margins across the Division 1 Men and Division 1 Women’s games.
By Adam Hill
Record breakers
Festivities are expected to last well into the evening today as St Andrew’s Cricket Club and Branxholme Cricket Club celebrate club records that rarely get broken, with both clubs’ games records set to be broken.
By Lloyd Ilett
Cows bounce back with good dairy & beef mix
THERE was a slight decrease in numbers at Mortlake on Monday with a total of 910 head offered.
By Admin
Lowest Hamilton numbers so far this year
THERE was a small offering at Hamilton on Wednesday consisting of 1200 lambs and 480 sheep.
By Admin
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TWO ACRE LIFESTYLE HAVEN
Looking for a new home, but daunted by the prospect of building?
By Admin
Iconic baroque gallery exhibition
IN breaking news, Hamilton Gallery will host a rare and spectacular exhibition: Emerging From Darkness: Faith, Emotion and The Body in the Baroque, featuring world renowned masterpieces from early December.
By Lizzie Hallam
HEYWOOD branch member Rhonda Barrand entered a few homemade sauces and jams of her own.
CWA crafts exhibition held in Heywood
THE Country Women’s Association (CWA) Henty Group had their 57th Creative Arts Exhibition hosted by Heywood last Saturday.
By Charlie Sawyer-Bassett
Excitement in round one of junior cricket
THE Portland and District Cricket Association’s under-16 competition got underway on Tuesday evening with the first half of round one.
By Mitchell Turner
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