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Tuesday, April, 13, 2021
Hamilton 10/20
 
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Historic win
THE Hamilton Kangaroos made history on Saturday, winning their first ever Hampden Football Netball League round one game.
By Adam Hill
THE Hamilton Kangaroos celebrate their victory against Port Fairy with a rousing rendition of the club song on Saturday night. Photo: BLAIR BURNS.

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Busy time for vaccinations
CHANGES to COVID-19 vaccination recommendations saw Portland District Health (PDH) pivot their vaccination program quickly last week.
By Angela McFeeters
Hamilton History Centre launches WWII book
THE Hamilton History Centre published a new book on Thursday about the role Hamilton played during World War Two (WWII).
By Spec.com.au
Setting a goal to support dad
A HAMILTON man has set himself an ambitious goal to ensure his father is able to continue enjoying life after a shock motor neurone disease (MND) diagnosis last year.
By Ash Bolt
Family stranded
A BALLARAT family has a unique story from their Port Fairy holiday after becoming trapped on Griffiths Island due to the wild weather on Sunday.
By Ash Bolt
THE Hampden Football League’s 2021 season began for Portland on Saturday afternoon. With ruckman Ben Malcolm, starring in his match up with Koroit’s Jeremy Hausler (12). Picture: NICOLE CLEARY 210410NC001
Tigers fight until the bitter end
THE Portland Tigers played their first Hampden Football League match in 18 months on Saturday and while they were outpaced by a superior Koroit outfit, not a single onlooker could fault their effort.
By Samuel Ord
Nelson enjoys visit to family’s hometown
AS the Emerging Easter Series continues this week, Tom Nelson is one player who was looking forward to it more than most.
By Adam Hill

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EXCEPTIONAL quality and grass-driven demand from northern states puts Hamilton at the top of the table, as the highest-grossing Victorian sale facility for 2021 weaner sale week.
Smashing start to 2021 markets
By Kristy McDonald
Beef boom
Beef prices soarWITH short odds for a vendors’ market, the combined agents Casterton Spring Store Cattle Sale did not disappoint, paying top dividends for local producers.
By Kristy McDonald
Armyworm numbers high
By Mitch Lang
Look - then leap
11 Victoria Street, Hamilton. Price $500-550,000.00. Contact Penny Adamson at Charles Stewart Real Estate, 0407 600767.
By Dennis Dawson
Keeping with tradition
2 months ago
An entertainer’s dream
2 months ago
WAXING LYRICAL
2 months ago
GRASSMERE GRANGE
3 months ago
BRAE Todd is currently undertaking her university studies from home due to COVID, taking advantage of the online classes University of Melbourne is offering for the first half of 2021. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Macarthur student receives academic scholarship
MACARTHUR’S Brae Todd has received $2000 through the Moyne Shire’s Academic Support Scholarships to help further her tertiary studies.
By Blair Burns
Hamilton History Centre launches WWII book
THE Hamilton History Centre published a new book on Thursday about the role Hamilton played during World War Two (WWII).
By Spec.com.au
Busy time for vaccinations
CHANGES to COVID-19 vaccination recommendations saw Portland District Health (PDH) pivot their vaccination program quickly last week.
By Angela McFeeters
Tigers fight until the bitter end
THE Portland Tigers played their first Hampden Football League match in 18 months on Saturday and while they were outpaced by a superior Koroit outfit, not a single onlooker could fault their effort.
By Samuel Ord
ENJOYING sale day from last year are ABS southern beef key account manager, Fletch Kelly and Boonaroo Angus’ Jodie Foster. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Boonaroo Angus sale waiting for COVID-19 news
BOONAROO Angus has a sale day coming up this Friday with 125 angus bulls on offer and owner, Jodie Foster told Casterton News the signs were good based on the two field days they had, one at ‘Clifton’ in Hamilton, and the other one at the Corndale property.
By Mark Rabich
Duck season announcement a mixed bag
THE State Government has announced a shortened duck hunting season, sparking outrage from all sides of the table.
By Allanah Sciberras
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