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Friday, May, 27, 2022
Hamilton 10/20
 
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Wilde day out at Casterton
WARRNAMBOOL trainer, Symon Wilde, dominated Sunday’s Foodworks Casterton Cup meeting with a treble including an all the way feature win with Elvison in the $100,000 Pullen & Co/Bonney Energy Two Rivers Steeplechase over 3800 metres.
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BRAWL erupts … Christine Puls and the Paul Presuker-trained son of Atomic cause a stir in the feature race, running down the odds-on favourite, Lunatic Fringe, to take out the 2022 Foodworks Casterton Cup.

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WARM generosity … Frank McInerney (third from left) is excited at the enthusiasm from Sacred Heart students in launching this year’s Mini Vinnies winter appeal. Photo: JAMES THOMPSON
Winter getting warmer with Sacred Heart
STUDENTS at Casterton’s Sacred Heart Parish Primary School have launched this year’s Mini Vinnies winter appeal to support those in need of warmth in the coming winter.
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DigiHub returns to Hamilton
THE Southern Grampians Shire Council Digital Education and Innovation Hub (DigiHub) will return to town tomorrow to offer residents and visitors tech-based entertainment and innovation.
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Governor’s high praise for region’s attractions
“MAGICAL” and “phenomenal” are just some of the accolades handed down by the Victorian Governor on her visit to the Glenelg Shire.
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Snaking around at home
SINCE she was a young girl, Lynn Hosking-Moore has cared for animals of all shapes and sizes.
By Eliza Sears

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TECH fanatics will be given the opportunity to further explore the world of digital innovation when the Southern Grampians Shire Council Digital Education and Innovation Hub (DigiHub) returns to town this weekend. The last local DigiHub event was held in 2019, with educator Dean Banfield (pictured) helping to instruct students. Photo: SUPPLIED.
DigiHub returns to Hamilton
THE Southern Grampians Shire Council Digital Education and Innovation Hub (DigiHub) will return to town tomorrow to offer residents and visitors tech-based entertainment and innovation.
By Spec.com.au
Snaking around at home
SINCE she was a young girl, Lynn Hosking-Moore has cared for animals of all shapes and sizes.
By Eliza Sears
A SMOKING ceremony provides the backdrop for the annual Heywood Indigenous recognition walk on Saturday from Sibley’s Memorial Rose Garden to the Heywood Recreation Reserve. Picture: OBSERVER FILES
Reconciliation Week events
By Chalpat Sonti
WARM generosity … Frank McInerney (third from left) is excited at the enthusiasm from Sacred Heart students in launching this year’s Mini Vinnies winter appeal. Photo: JAMES THOMPSON
Winter getting warmer with Sacred Heart
STUDENTS at Casterton’s Sacred Heart Parish Primary School have launched this year’s Mini Vinnies winter appeal to support those in need of warmth in the coming winter.
By James Thompson
Governor’s high praise for region’s attractions
“MAGICAL” and “phenomenal” are just some of the accolades handed down by the Victorian Governor on her visit to the Glenelg Shire.
By Kristy McDonald
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