THE Australian Government has failed to undertake modelling on the impact of banning live sheep exports, before announcing the shutdown of the live sheep export trade, according to the Opposition.

CLIMBING and hiking bans are still in place at Mt Arapiles Tooan State Park in western Victoria after three years with no indication of when they will be lifted.

A look back at previous editions of the paper 50 and 25 years ago.

A NEW government medicine subsidy will allow thousands of Australian men battling an advanced form of prostate cancer to launch a three-pronged attack against their disease.

MORTLAKE agents yarded 1980 cattle on Monday representing a number similar to the previous week.

OVER decades of professional or business life there are relationships that build up between those in the same or related industries, which creates a vacuum when people leave for retirement.

AS part of World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week, clinicians at Western District Health Service (WDHS) are actively trying to educate the public about the serious effects Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) can have on the human body.

IT was a strong day for Hamilton’s two youngest teams at the Mount Gambier junior basketball tournament last weekend.

HAMILTON golfers have given Western District Health Service’s (WDHS) ultrasound appeal an early boost.

LAST term Year 6 students at St Joseph’s Primary School in Coleraine embarked on a meaningful project where they used food from the school’s garden to create healthy snacks and meals to sell to children at school.