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Saturday, May, 4, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
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Fire detection gets hi-tech upgrade 
A TOTAL of 33 fire events have been averted this fire season in the Green Triangle region due to the sophisticated work of Australia’s largest network of smoke detection cameras.
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CELEBRATING the success of the AI cameras installed in the Green Triangle region for the early detection of bushfires is (from left) Green Triangle Fire Alliance manager, Anthony Walsh; PF Olsen Green Triangle regional manager, Andrew Matheson; EHM Advisory external affairs manager, Liz McKinnon; and Australian Bluegum Plantations operations general manager, Darren Shelden. Photo: GLENN GUY.

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HAMILTON woman, Jasmine Mansbridge is going from strength to strength with regular overseas and interstate art exhibitions with a launch of her Sydney exhibition ‘Poetry Buried in Geometry’ yesterday. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Bridging poetry and geometry in captivating Sydney exhibition 
HAMILTON-based Jasmine Mansbridge has been an artist for the last twenty years, travelling interstate and around the world with her paintings and sculptures for exhibitions and residencies.
By Lizzie Hallam
Fire detection gets hi-tech upgrade 
A TOTAL of 33 fire events have been averted this fire season in the Green Triangle region due to the sophisticated work of Australia’s largest network of smoke detection cameras.
By Admin
Time to comment on council rates and spending
GLENELG Shire Council has released its draft budget 2024-225 and ratepayers have until 17 May to have their say on the council’s spending and rating plans for the next year.
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Double the (pre-) love for shoppers
DISTRICT op-shoppers rejoice!
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PENSHURST coach, Jayden Watson, knows his team faces its biggest test of the season today against Tatyoon. Photo: TRACEY KRUGER.
High-flying Bombers face first test 
PENSHURST is flying high atop the Mininera and District Football League premiership ladder after the first two rounds of the 2024 season, having thrashed its first two opponents, but the Bombers will face their first real test when they travel to Tatyoon Recreation Reserve today.
By Lloyd Ilett
Panthers “itching” for soccer season to begin
THE wait might have been a little longer than expected, but Portland’s soccer teams are set for their first round of action tomorrow when they travel to Port Fairy to take on the Plovers in round one of the South West Victoria Football Association’s 2024 season.
By Mitchell Turner
2024 crop disease guides available online 
FARMERS can now download the 2024 editions of the cereal and pulse disease guides to help make informed decisions around disease management.
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Vigilance on mouse activity advised 
THE Grains Research & Development Corporation (GRDC) and CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, are urging growers and advisers to be vigilant due to reports of moderate to high mouse activity in several regions across Australia.
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279 Gray Street, Hamilton $829,000 Southern Grampians Livestock & Real Estate Phone: Bridget Fry and Nic Cullinane on 5571 1404
Prestige at Karabeal
Lovingly built in 1910 and enviably set in this exclusive town pocket on a lush 1,190m2 (approx.) parcel of land, the grand scale of this stunning Victorian federation home and its exquisite location must be seen to be truly appreciated.
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PENSHURST coach, Jayden Watson, knows his team faces its biggest test of the season today against Tatyoon. Photo: TRACEY KRUGER.
High-flying Bombers face first test 
PENSHURST is flying high atop the Mininera and District Football League premiership ladder after the first two rounds of the 2024 season, having thrashed its first two opponents, but the Bombers will face their first real test when they travel to Tatyoon Recreation Reserve today.
By Lloyd Ilett
Bridging poetry and geometry in captivating Sydney exhibition 
HAMILTON-based Jasmine Mansbridge has been an artist for the last twenty years, travelling interstate and around the world with her paintings and sculptures for exhibitions and residencies.
By Lizzie Hallam
AT long last, Portland Panthers’ 2024 soccer season is set to get underway tomorrow, with teams across both senior and junior divisions ready to go. (Back row, from left): Anu Ganugapati, Ceejay Durbidge, Imogen Pratt, Dylan Murray. (Front row, from left): Kaidyn Kotze, Sofia Lyness, Jasper Atodiresei.
Panthers “itching” for soccer season to begin
THE wait might have been a little longer than expected, but Portland’s soccer teams are set for their first round of action tomorrow when they travel to Port Fairy to take on the Plovers in round one of the South West Victoria Football Association’s 2024 season.
By Mitchell Turner
Many attend Bayview College to celebrate 140
MANY former students, teachers and even principals attended Bayview College’s 140th celebration last Friday.
By Charlie Sawyer-Bassett
CATS skipper, Diarmid Cleary, boots the team into attack during Saturday’s clash against East Gambier. Photo: FRANK MONGER PHOTOGRAPHY.
WINNING FEELING
“ON the road again, Just can't wait to get on the road again.”
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Time to comment on council rates and spending
GLENELG Shire Council has released its draft budget 2024-225 and ratepayers have until 17 May to have their say on the council’s spending and rating plans for the next year.
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Hours of fun at Youth HQ
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Gubbins receives OAM
3 months ago
Variety caught In open waters
3 months ago
TIGER TIME
3 months ago
BUDGET INPUT
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