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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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Annual camp for Alexandra and District Pony Club
THE Alexandra and District Pony Club held its much-anticipated annual camp on September 21 and 22 with riders, families, and horses gathering at the club’s...
Time to sign up for the cricket season
SCOTT Whitehead, president of the Alexandra Cricket Club, has been working hard to develop the new season of cricket in Alexandra. “Obviously there’s a new...
Terip Terip defeated by Moglonemby in grand final
GLORIOUS sunshine, gusty warm winds, and a crowd of spectators set the scene for an exciting EDLWTA grand final in Euroa last Monday. What a...
Lake Eildon at 58 per cent capacity
IN recent months, Lake Eildon’s water levels have become a source of concern for local communities, environmental managers, and recreational users. As of mid-September 2025,...
Foundation Murrindindi supporting local food relief
FOUNDATION Murrindindi has announced that proceeds from its recent Quiz for a Cause Trivia Night fundraiser have now been distributed to community houses and food...
Are you about to receive a blast from the past?
THE Rotary Club of Alexandra successfully dug up the time capsule, buried in the year 2000 in Rotary Park, on Wednesday, September 10. The two...
Steve and Chris Lynch: father and son wearing important hats
STEVE Lynch wears “a character hat” when he walks with the Man Walk. He explained, “It's something I wore when I was overseas and interstate....
Grand final wins for Yea under 11 and under 15 netballers
IT was a miserable weather day at Kings Park in Seymour on Sunday, but that didn’t stop Yea Football Netball Club’s under 11 and under...
