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THE Hamilton Raiders suffered a big loss to start its 2021 South West Victoria Football Association, losing to the Portland Panthers 0-8.

Mitch Lang - May 5, 2021

THE Hamilton Kangaroos claimed its second win of the season on Saturday, defeating Terang-Mortlake to move into the Hampden Football Netball League’s (HFNL) Open division top five.

Mitch Lang - May 5, 2021

LOCAL Greater Western Victoria Rebel, Mitzi Adamson, and her Under-18 girls teammates defied the odds on Saturday, defeating the Tassie Devils in their NAB League elimination final.

Mitch Lang - May 5, 2021

AROUND 90 Monivae College Year 10 students stepped into the workforce yesterday as they began their week-long work experience in a range of different industries and jobs.

Blair Burns - May 3, 2021

MORE than two and a half years after it received funding under the State Government’s Pick My Project initiative, the Cavendish community has celebrated the completion of the Cavendish Recreation Reserve and campground amenities upgrade.

Ash Bolt - May 3, 2021

THE regional Victorian housing market is on the verge of a crisis with prices rising steadily, a significant increase in buyers and rental applications, and less properties on the market.

Campbell Kirwan - May 3, 2021

GLENTHOMPSON-DUNKELD made it two wins on the trot after defeating SMW Rovers by 24 points at Dunkeld on Saturday.

Mitch Lang - May 3, 2021

THE South West District Football Netball League saw some extremely one-sided results on Saturday and perhaps the biggest talking point will be Coleraine.

Portland Observer - May 3, 2021

THE Hamilton Kangaroos slumped to their third loss of the season on Saturday, losing to Terang-Mortlake by 32 points at Melville Oval.

Adam Hill - May 3, 2021

GREATER Hamilton has traditionally been known as sheep country and alternatives for land use in the area are few and far between, but local farmer and Grange Garlic managing director, Wayne Schild, has forged a path with his family business to succeed with a crop that has little local history of being grown in commercial quantities.

Blair Burns - April 30, 2021

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