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Thursday, October, 24, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
10.2
Casterton freak storm turns town into icy chaos 
SEVERAL local SES units were part of the emergency effort that attended to the multiple callouts in Casterton late Wednesday afternoon when the township was lashed by a freak storm.
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THE damage bill is set to soar for businesses and residences in Casterton after it was hit by an intense hail storm late Wednesday afternoon, with (inset) hail stones as big as golf balls. Photo: KRISTY MCDONALD, CASTERTON NEWS / SUPPLIED.

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Update your asthma action plan 
WITH spring in full swing and warmer weather expected soon, paramedics have reminded Victorians to update their asthma action plans to stay safe.
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3G shutdown checks 
THE Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise ombudsman, Bruce Billson has warned small and family businesses they now have under a week to make sure they do not have their vital business systems and equipment fail when the 3G network is switched off on October 28.
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Rims and tyres take a hit 
ONE local tyre business has reported a steady increase in drivers bringing their vehicles in after hitting a pothole on south west roads needing tyres as well as rims repaired.
By Lizzie Hallam
Council elections deadline looms 
OTING closes this week for Victorian local council elections, and those eligible to vote who have not yet voted are urged to do so before it’s too late.
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PENSHURST’S Mick Ross was instrumental in his side’s Division 1 victory on Saturday. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
Big scores recorded in Midweek Pennant round three match-ups 
THE Far Western Bowls Association Weekend Pennant round three games were played on Saturday, with Penshurst collecting maximum points against Casterton.
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PARKLANDER CANDOUR 
AFTER our recent rain and sunshine, the golf course is looking a picture of rolling green grass and magnificent gum trees.
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CONTROL orders surrounding Victorian avian flu cases have been modified. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Avian influenza restrictions eased 
FURTHER changes have been made to control orders surrounding avian influenza cases in Victoria, given that no new cases have been detected since June 24, 2024.
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Working in Agriculture is something I’ll do for the rest of my life 
KATY McMahon has been announced as the Jeremy Upton Scholarship recipient 2024 - her journey into Agriculture starting in the right season of her life.
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Update your asthma action plan 
WITH spring in full swing and warmer weather expected soon, paramedics have reminded Victorians to update their asthma action plans to stay safe.
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Big scores recorded in Midweek Pennant round three match-ups 
THE Far Western Bowls Association Weekend Pennant round three games were played on Saturday, with Penshurst collecting maximum points against Casterton.
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