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Local news and the global fight for our fair share

The work of regional journalists across Australia is under threat when global tech giants profit from sharing our stories without paying their fair share to keep local reporting alive.

WHEN people pick up the Hamilton Spectator, they expect more than just headlines. They expect honest reporting about what is […]

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Students get a taste of rural medicine in Hamilton

A NEW cohort of medical students have begun their journey in a pilot program throughout the Green Triangle region. A total of 14 Doctor...

Swamp restoration doubling

Britnell returns to Shadow Cabinet

E-bikes stolen off caravan

Dartmoor Rodeo mega photo gallery

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Britnell returns to Shadow Cabinet

STATE Member for South-West Coast Roma Britnell has returned to the Victorian Shadow Cabinet, accepting a position under new Victorian Liberal leader and Member...

E-bikes stolen off caravan

PORTLAND Police are seeking information and assistance from the public after two electric bikes were alleged to be stolen from a Portland camping site,...

Dartmoor Rodeo mega photo gallery

Woodall’s Rodeo Promotions and the Dartmoor Rodeo Committee produced its best event yet last Saturday night, reaching new heights with roughly 5000 people in...

A fantastic show around the corner

Tyrendarra’s renowned Agricultural Show is back for its 108th year with more attractions, competitions, activities and treats. On Saturday 14 February, visitors will begin to...

Cavendish soiree sold out

THE CAVENDISH community are holding a special community event full of live music, catered food, and handcrafted drinks. The Summer Ball will be held...

Hay advocates for heart health

John Hay is an 80-year-old farmer from Hamilton. He is a healthy and active farmer with five children, 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, who...

Tough week for the ‘Canes

The Hamilton District Cricket Association (HDCA) Hurricanes travelled to Melbourne this week to take part in the annual Melbourne Country Week competition. The Hurricanes ventured...

Hamilton for gathering

For the first time in two decades, the Victorian Women on Farms Gathering is returning to Hamilton to mark its 36th annual event from...

Tom Curtain comes to Coleraine

The Coleraine P & A Society will welcome Tom Curtain and his Outback Experience Show to the Coleraine Showgrounds on Saturday 28 March. Tom is...

Three centuries in Spectator Team of the Week

1. KEN BAKER (St Andrews – C Grade) 127 off 100 balls v MACARTHUR After several big scores this season, Baker finally broke through for...

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