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THE women hosted their annual Rose Bowl event, which is a team of three, aggregate stroke event as well as individual prizes for A, B and C grade scratch and handicap.

Admin - April 27, 2024

The epitome of family living, this well-appointed custom-built residence, set on approximately one acre, is at the top of its game.

Admin - April 27, 2024

IN traditional Anzac Day style, the Hamilton Kangaroos and Portland Hampden Netball League Open clash was a thriller with the Tigers walking away with a seven-goal win, 39-32, at Hanlon Park.

Rani Kane - April 26, 2024

HUNDREDS gathered on Thursday morning to brave the cold and honour Anzac Day at the annual dawn service, held at the Hamilton War Memorial, Melville Oval.

Admin - April 26, 2024

HAMILTON Kangaroos found the mark in their Hampden Football Netball League Anzac Day clash with Portland at Hanlon Park, winning 15.12 (102) to 6.5 (41).

Mitchell Turner - April 26, 2024

THE future athletics careers of three local athletes looks very bright after the successful completion of the Australian Athletics Championships in Adelaide recently.

Lloyd Ilett - April 26, 2024

RUMOURS of the possible merger of local health services, including Western District Health Services are ramping up causing ongoing concerns and speculation over Victorian Government’s Health Services Plan.

Lizzie Hallam - April 26, 2024

LAST Friday night it was house full at the Coleraine RSL as 60 people turned up to an event run by the Coleraine District Development Association for newcomers to ‘meet and greet’ townsfolk and learn from some community leaders what kind of services existed and what local activities were available to join in on.

Admin - April 25, 2024

PENSHURST has started its Mininera and District Football League season in perfect conditions with a huge victory against Caramut at Penshurst Recreation Reserve on Saturday, 28.30 (198) to 2.5 (17).

Lloyd Ilett - April 25, 2024

ROTARY Hamilton welcomed South Launceston Rotary Club guests Phil and Joyce Ogden last week, who have been cycling from Adelaide to Sydney, connecting with Rotary clubs along the way to promote and raise money for the campaign ‘End Polio Now’.

Admin - April 25, 2024
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