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DESPITE a push from the State and Federal Governments for people to get vaccinated, locals seeking a COVID vaccination at Hamilton Base Hospital were unable to book this week due to supply shortages.

Mark Rabich - June 2, 2021

REGIONAL Victorians are hopeful a number of COVID-19 restrictions will be diminished from midnight Thursday, as the state’s Circuit Breaker Lockdown looks to continue in metro Melbourne.

Mark Rabich - June 2, 2021

CASTERTON’S internationally-renowned Australian working dog auction is set to write yet another page in history, with organisers forced to think ‘outside the box’ following the cancellation of the annual Casterton Kelpie Muster. This year’s event will be the first dog auction to be operated completely online, with the catalogue to be wholly presented via AuctionsPlus. […]

Kristy McDonald - June 2, 2021

CASTERTON’S iconic Kelpie Festival is the latest victim of Victoria’s COVID-19 outbreak, cancelled as the town prepares to celebrate the event’s 25th anniversary – but all is not lost.

Kristy McDonald - May 31, 2021

THE Hamilton and Alexandra College has received a significant honour having been nominated in the Australian Education Awards recently, which covers both government and non-government schools throughout the nation.

Mark Rabich - May 31, 2021

VICTORIAN businesses most affected by the seven-day circuit breaker lockdown are eligible to receive a slice of the $250 million business support package announced on Sunday.

Campbell Kirwan - May 31, 2021

THROUGH a new campaign launched by Brophy Family and Youth Services, young people are being provided greater opportunity and assistance to get a start in the rental market.

Blair Burns - May 28, 2021

WITH COVID-19 lockdowns again shutting down Victoria, Hamilton small business owners have been affected in various ways, with some still able to open in limited ways while others have shut their doors completely.

Mark Rabich - May 28, 2021

AS the state was plunged into a seven-day circuit breaker lockdown, locals were left mostly deflated.

Tara Fry - May 28, 2021

THE sacrifices of Heywood’s Indigenous war veterans might not have been properly recognised during their lifetimes, or for many years after, but they are now immortalised in stunning style. The much-anticipated war memorial mural at the Heywood water tower was completed yesterday, and it’s pretty hard to miss from anywhere in the town. An initiative […]

Chalpat Sonti - May 28, 2021

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