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Hamilton Botanic Gardens aviary officially open

THE long-awaited official opening of the Hamilton Botanic Gardens aviary took place on Thursday morning with many excited onlookers.

Hamilton fire district autumn burn of events

AUTUMN means cooler weather and the opportunity for fire reduction burns and CFA District 5 leaders are actively working to ensure these are completed safely as restrictions ease.

Animal figurines brighten the streets of Coleraine

COLERAINE’S landscape has been brightened up by 15 animal figurines that can be spotted down the main street and all around the town.

Jail for repeat violence

A HAMILTON man who threatened to kill his wife and children so police would shoot him has been jailed for two weeks.

Speeding remains top issue on local roads

SPEEDING was again the number one issue on the region’s roads as tourists flocked to the south-west to celebrate Easter.

“Disgusting” dumping

RUBBISH dumped in Mount Napier State Park recently has outraged locals.

Reflections on Vietnam

MACARTHUR war veteran and Cockatoo Rise Retreat owner, Greg Carter, recently travelled to Sydney for the launch of a new book, Reflections on Vietnam, which features accounts of his personal experiences and stories from Vietnam, along with chapters about 11 other veterans.

Monivae greatest shave a great success

STAFF and students from Monivae College have raised $8804.26 for the Leukaemia Foundation through the World’s Greatest Shave.

Community digs deep

THE small, quiet town of Macarthur stood united on Friday, raising an incredible $30,103.69 for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal (GFA).

Talisker Homestead

WHEN Caroline McLeod (Henty) first walked over the threshold of her newly-built home, she could never have envisaged that more than a century later, another young woman would be taking those same steps, with a grand vision for her beloved Talisker.

Fire danger period to end on Tuesday

SOUTHERN Grampians and Moyne Shire residents will be able to light fires and burn off again from next week, with the fire danger period set to end.

Brown spared jail for ram raid

A HAMILTON man who was high on methamphetamine and GHB when he deliberately crashed through a Warrnambool shopping centre has been spared a jail sentence in the County Court this week.

Careers expo for south west students

SECONDARY school students from across Hamilton, Portland, Heywood and Casterton are expected to converge on Warrnambool for a huge careers expo. Up to 1200 students...