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NEXT Saturday, November 30, is Hamilton Rotary’s, Walk Against Domestic and Family Violence.

A new report has found Victorian dairy farm profits in 2023-24 were above the long-term average for the fifth consecutive year.

WESTERN District Health Service (WDHS) has been honoured with the prestigious award for “Keeping People Healthy and Safe in the Community” at the Victorian Public Healthcare Awards.

BENDIGO-BASED charitable foundation, Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal (FRRR), have been seeking three Victorian communities to partner with in a five-year, place-based program that will strengthen the capacity of local not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) and community groups to undertake vital work in their communities.

THE Mt Rouse and District Historical Society celebrated its 50th anniversary last Sunday, a testament to the interest in the town’s remarkable history.

AS part of a statewide push to improve recycling and sustainability practices, Southern Grampians Shire Council (SGSC) will be partnering with Sustainability Victoria to launch a new campaign aimed at educating residents about enhanced recycling methods and services.

EMERGENCY services were called to the roundabout intersection of Gray and Thompson Streets on Wednesday after an Australia Post employee fell from his motorcycle. There was a mechanical issue with the bike causing the rider to fall.

THIEVES have brazenly stolen a trailer from an address in Fyfe Street, Hamilton in the early hours of last Sunday morning and used it to steal five motorbikes locally worth more than $30,000.

CFA is boosting its driver training capability across Victoria thanks to 10 new driver training trucks along with additional driving educators.

EXPRESSIONS of interest are open for farmers in drought-affected areas of south-west Victoria for a free one-on-one consultation with a farm advisor.

ON Wednesday, November 20 at 5.30pm a statutory meeting which lasted less than 20 minutes was held to elect the new Southern Grampians Shire Council (SGSC) mayor.

THE four mastheads published by the Hamilton Spectator Partnership will cease operation the week before Christmas.