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Thank you morning tea for U3A volunteer tutors

Thank you morning tea for U3A volunteer tutors

LAST week, during Volunteer Week, the U3A Murrindindi East Committee took the opportunity to show appreciation to their wonderful team of volunteer tutors with a special morning tea. This year U3A has a total of 44 tutors, some conducting classes weekly, others fortnightly, monthly, per term, short several-week courses or pop-up events, all equally valued […]

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These terrible deaths can be prevented

These terrible deaths can be prevented

PHALARIS staggers is a terrible condition impacting kangaroos on the western side of Murrindindi Shire, and in other parts of Victoria. Kangaroos with the condition...
Small Business Commissioner listens to shire's concerns

Small Business Commissioner listens to shire’s concerns

ON Tuesday, July 15, Small Business Commissioner Lynda McAlary-Smith joined business leaders and advisors from the Murrindindi Shire to hear about local business conditions and...
Former childcare operators comment on the changes in the industry

Former childcare operators comment on the changes in the industry

MARK and Helen Lewis, residents of Alexandra for the past 14 years, formerly owned and operated a childcare business in Ormond, Melbourne, and were keen...
Third round of Par Shield done and dusted at Marysville

Third round of Par Shield done and dusted at Marysville

LAST Saturday the men played the third round of the Par Shield. The daily winner was Mark Bambery (23) who finished even and Drew Kaempkes...
Epic games for AFNC senior football

Epic games for AFNC senior football

THE Rebels travelled to Yarra Glen with both sides recording big wins in difficult conditions to continue their March to the finals. RESERVES Yarra Glen...
VFA building a bright future for native Macquarie perch

VFA building a bright future for native Macquarie perch

CONSTRUCTION is underway on a multi-million-dollar Macquarie Perch Recovery Centre to bring ‘Maccas’ back to their former glory in Victorian rivers and creeks. Victorian Fisheries...
Marion Miller Knowles: a poet, journalist and philanthropist

Marion Miller Knowles: a poet, journalist and philanthropist

MARION Miller Knowles was a well known Australian journalist, poet and charity worker. She was born at Woods Point, the daughter of James and Anne...
Darryl King: from hospital to helping out

Darryl King: from hospital to helping out

DARRYL King is the new president of Yea Rotary. He spoke to us about his life and the experiences which led him to take on...
Livestock handling workshop at Yea Saleyards

Livestock handling workshop at Yea Saleyards

THE Victorian Farmer’s Federation (VFF) Stock Sense department held a livestock handling workshop last Wednesday at the Yea Saleyards. Around 30 people attended the workshop,...
First Nations Round for Thornton/Eildon footballers

First Nations Round for Thornton/Eildon footballers

Thornton/Eildon 3.4-22 defeated by Yea 6.7-43 IN women’s football last week Thornton/Eildon hosted Yea for the First Nations Round with the home team proudly wearing...

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