TWENTY-five per cent of Victorians live in rural and regional areas, it therefore does not seem fair that they only get two per cent of the State Budget investment in infrastructure.

A FREE information session on mindful eating will be hosted at the Hamilton Indoor Leisure and Aquatic Centre (HILAC) for all the community at 6.30pm on Tuesday, June 11.

AS part of a growing presence in rural training and education, South West Tafe (SWTAFE) is adopting innovations in driver simulation and information technology (IT).

ALL eligible organisations are now able to apply for the next round of the Regional Events Fund grants.

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

SOUTHERN Grampians Shire council leadership recently travelled to the Parliament of Victoria in Melbourne to discuss important issues within the region. Topics of discussion included opportunities across the Youth, Veterans and Small Business portfolios for the Southern Grampians region.

GLENELG Shire Council aims to be well prepared for anticipated boom times driven by renewable energy.

HAMILTON’S Louise Le Nay has penned her second novel, ‘Edenhope’.

FOLLOWING on from a story in The Spectator on May 1 regarding Cavendish resident Suzan Muir who appeared on SBS’ Alone Australia series, the last episode screened Wednesday night which revealed Ms Muir as the second-last contender from the original 10.

HAMILTON dancer, Millie Clark, 17, began dancing at the age of three and started to compete in the Hamilton Eisteddfod twelve years ago.