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THE purpose of a golf handicap system has always been to attempt to level the playing field for golfers of differing abilities, while some have struggled under the weight of their new handicap, Alan Hitchcock has continued his good recent form and claimed victory.

Admin - May 3, 2022

AS part of the replanting of Woorndoo’s Avenue of Honour, Council is seeking the stories of service men and women from the community.

Admin - May 3, 2022

PROUD Hamilton grandparents, Brian and Gillian Jenkins, were thrilled to learn recently their ten-year-old grandson, who lives in London, was selected to read a prayer in front of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at an Anzac Day memorial service at Westminster Abbey last week.

Lizzie Hallam - May 3, 2022

TYRENDARRA has inflicted another loss on Cavendish in the South West District Football Netball League (SWDFNL), as the Bloods tumbled to fifth on the premiership ladder with a performance that left much to be desired.

Admin - May 3, 2022

THE decision to award the contract for operating Hamilton’s cinema by Southern Grampians Shire Council (SGSC) was recently deferred due to the unknown factor of the art gallery expansion.

Mark Rabich - May 3, 2022

HAMILTON agents yarded 210 cattle last week comprising of 122 cows, 71 trade and 17 Bulls.

Admin - May 2, 2022

PENSHURST has claimed local bragging rights after defeating Hawkesdale-Macarthur by 94 points in the Mininera and District Football League on Saturday.

Adam Hill - May 2, 2022

LOCAL leaders and representatives have demanded that tomorrow night's State Government’s Budget deliver a fair share for regional Victoria.

Lizzie Hallam - May 2, 2022

THE Hamilton Kangaroos travelled down to Bushfield Oval hoping to claim an upset Hampden Football Netball League (HFNL) win against the North Warrnambool Eagles, but returned empty handed on Saturday.

Adam Hill - May 2, 2022

GROWERS and advisers will be better equipped to manage soil constraints in their paddocks after the development of a three-dimensional (3D) mapping strategy, currently trialled at farms in western Victoria.

Admin - May 1, 2022

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