FOUR Hamilton Kangaroos juniors have been selected in the 2024-25 Hampden Football Netball League (HFNL) Under-15 Talent Identification Development Program.

MORE than three quarters of Australia’s wool bales will be incorporated into a new platform – Australian Wool Traceability Hub – within 12 months, as industry bodies lead the way in the initiative.

THE Moyne Shire Council (MSC) has funded a $100,000 Hawkesdale Pool upgrade project to fully re-fibreglass both the toddler and main pool with new line markings and slip-resistant surfaces.

LOCAL bowler, Alison East, suited up in the Victorian uniform once again for a three-test series against New South Wales in Sydney last week.

ST MICHAEL’S Lutheran Church in Tarrington has a new pastor, Joshua Pfeiffer, who has already settled nicely into his new parish.

A LIGHT has been shone back on the history of the Hamilton Railway Station, and its prospective future of possibly returning to passenger rail services, with the release of the book, Rail Centre Hamilton – the life and times of its branch railways 1884 to 1995.

THE Hamilton Kangaroos will return to Dunkeld Recreation Reserve for a Hampden Football Netball League clash against Koroit today.

HAMILTON Pound is undergoing some necessary refurbishments in order to continue offering their service for the Southern Grampians as well as surrounding Shires.

HAWKESDALE-MACARTHUR will be out to leapfrog two teams and claim the Mininera and District Football League double chance when it hosts Lismore-Derrinallum at Hawkesdale Recreation Reserve today.

Set on a substantial, two acre parcel of land within the town boundary, ‘Wyoming Valley’ offers much more than meets the eye.