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PERSONAL EXPERIENCE VALUES VOTES
RECENTLY a district reader proffered the view that you wouldn’t give a raw 18-year-old free rein to run the family farm and that the country would be in better shape if the voting age started at 50.
Interesting comment but obviously tongue-in cheek.

Spec Editor - January 1, 2023

Was saleyard too expensive to compete?
HARD not to feel sorry for councillors who made the decision (4-3) that continued support for the Warrnambool saleyards made no long-term economic sense.

Spec Editor - December 25, 2022

MANY Victorians have faced a spring like no other, with record breaking amounts of rain in many regions. This has led to extensive flooding, which has had significant impacts on many primary producers.

Michelle Muir - December 19, 2022

HAVING trouble with your internet? Mobile phone service?
Welcome to the growing community of those affected by poor internet and mobile phone services.
As a farming community we are ever more reliant on our internet for our businesses.

Jodi Fry - December 18, 2022

AUSTRALIA’S top dairy farmers have been recognised in Dairy Australia’s 2022 Australian Milk Quality Awards, with farms across south-west Victoria once again making up over half the national numbers.

Michelle Muir - December 12, 2022

MELBOURNE Cup Day is more affectionally known as ‘Heather Holcombe Day’ in Port Fairy.

Jodi Fry - December 11, 2022

TIMBOON P-12 School has been successful in its application to the Secondary Schools Agriculture Fund (SSAF) to integrate even more STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) learning objectives into its curriculum to inspire the next generation of farmers and today’s fledgling engineers.

Michelle Muir - December 5, 2022

AUSTRALIAN Wool Innovation’s marketing arm, The Woolmark Company, and fashion giant HUGO BOSS are taking the suit in a brand-new direction – fully knitted.

Jodi Fry - December 4, 2022

NOW with much of Eastern Australia swimming in water it amazes that the clowns advising government that rainfall would never fill dams again - and proffering other climate predictions that constantly fall over - always keep their jobs.

Spec Editor - November 27, 2022

VICTORIAN Liberals leader Matthew Guy and South West Coast MP Roma Britnell were on the notorious Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road to announce a $1 billion spend, per year, for ten years, if they win the next state election.

Jodi Fry - November 21, 2022
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