DEVELOPERS of the proposed Coleraine wind farm, European Energy held two public information sessions in Coleraine this week.
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A MAP from European Energy (inset) shows the area footprint around Coleraine and Wannon being considered for 100 to 150 wind turbines. Also pictured is the Macarthur wind farm. IMAGE: SUPPLIED.
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AGRICULTURE Victoria land management extension officer, Clem Sturmfels (right) speaking to farmers at one of three breakfast seminars in the region this week. Photo: MARK RABICH.
DAMS are up front and central on most farmers’ minds right now and Agriculture Victoria was actively on-topic in its extension role this week at three locations.
VOTERS enrolled in Southern Grampians Shire – as well as Moyne and Glenelg Shires – should check the mail for their ballot packs this week, with Electoral Commissioner, Sven Bluemmel, encouraging people to vote as early as possible.
DEATHS from overdoses in the Southern Grampians local government area have consistently remained low or at zero over the period of 2014-2023 according to the latest Victorian deaths from overdoses report released last week.
EARLY victories in the opening rounds of the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade competition can help teams secure a finals berth after Christmas, and with round one of the 2024-25 season starting today.
MULTIPLE country cups winner, Picaroon, looks set to add the $60,000 Hamilton Cup to her resume in what shapes to be a fantastic day’s racing for the club today.
BESSIEBELLE’S Kevin Bourke has put up signs along Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road in an attempt to warn travellers of the hazardous road conditions. THE Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road is seemingly in the worst condition it’s ever been in with potholes galore making it a precarious and dangerous route for traffic to take. Photos: JODI FRY.
THE Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road is at its all-time worst according to Bessiebelle’s Kevin Bourke who is urging people, “Whatever you do, don’t go on the Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road.”
AGRICULTURE Victoria land management extension officer, Clem Sturmfels (right) speaking to farmers at one of three breakfast seminars in the region this week. Photo: MARK RABICH.
DAMS are up front and central on most farmers’ minds right now and Agriculture Victoria was actively on-topic in its extension role this week at three locations.
EARLY victories in the opening rounds of the Hamilton and District Cricket Association A grade competition can help teams secure a finals berth after Christmas, and with round one of the 2024-25 season starting today.
GLENELG Shire Council has released its draft budget 2024-225 and ratepayers have until 17 May to have their say on the council’s spending and rating plans for the next year.
