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Outgoing Rotary president speaks about challenging year for the club
WHEN Darryl King took on the presidency of the Rotary Club of Yea last year, he certainly wasn’t expecting the year to be as challenging as it was. He looked back on the year as he prepared to hand the reins over to incoming president Ann Drysdale.
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VEAC: report presented, government seeks to abolish
THE Victorian Environmental Assessment Council (VEAC) quietly released their report, Assessment of the values of state forests in the Central Highlands on January 16 with...
Bank representative meeting with locals
RENEE Leslie, branch manager at the National Australia Bank in Mansfield has been spending time in Alexandra lately, meeting with people at the library. Alexandra...
Yea Bowls Club news
Regional Secondary Schools Event SECONDARY Schools from around the region held their annual competition last Tuesday. With coaching from Yea Bowls Club members, 70 students...
Murrindindi Little Athletics finish season on a high
MURRINDINDI Little Athletics wrapped up its final local competition day last Saturday, marking the end of another successful and energetic season. A fantastic turnout of...
Dindi Daze in a damp haze
DINDI Daze took place last Saturday, February 28, in Rotary Park in Alexandra, despite the pouring rain. Stallholders were friendly and welcoming, the musical entertainment...
Rapid Relief Team visits Ruffy
THE Rapid Relief Team (RRT) has praised the Victorian community of Ruffy for its resilience after a bushfire tore through the township. RRT has donated...
Bus rolled immediately into action after launch
THE Murrindindi Mobile Health bus came online on the Wednesday prior to the bushfires, so the timing could not have been better. Yea and District...
Kevin and Sirikarn Mortley leave Rounda 3 after 15 years of operation
KEVIN and Sirikarn Mortley are saying goodbye to Rounda 3, having sold the fast-food business after 15 years of operation. Kevin told the story of...
