TWO massive holes have opened up on the Pyrenees Highway between Glenthompson and Willaura causing safety concerns among drivers who took to social media to complain.
By Lizzie Hallam
REFLECTING the gaping chasm in Victoria’s regional road budget are two large holes that have opened up on the Pyrenees Highway between Glenthompson and Willaura, taking up most of the road. Photos: SUPPLIED.
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DESPERATE to keep their pool open and the town alive are (front) Glenthompson Pool Action Group chair, Leigh Heard and Secretary Jenny Rankin, (second row) Freddie Jury, Priscilla Jury, Isabella Jury, Yvette Fanning (back row) Russell Mitchell, Glenn Hughes, Oscar Fanning, Grant Harris. Photo: SUPPLIED.
IN a warning to all small towns, and a real-life case of “The Castle”, the tiny western Victorian community of Glenthompson is fighting to save its swimming pool from demolition by its own Shire Council.
LOCALS will remember how the COVID-19 lockdown played with our mental health. To help boost everyone’s mood, local resident Rosie Collins created a Facebook page called Glenelg Shire Musical Mates, encouraging community members to post videos of themselves singing or playing instruments to help keep people entertained while stuck at home.
SUNDAY’S boxing event in Hamilton proved a big hit, with around 600 spectators at the Hamilton Showgrounds for the town’s first boxing event in eight years.
ACROSS the agricultural sector industry bodies don’t often agree on a lot of things - but the new biosecurity levy before parliament currently is one thing everyone can agree is not fair.
THE Bureau of Meteorology yesterday issued a statement that rainfall in April was below average for western, southern and central parts of the country and the eighth-driest April on record for South Australia.
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.
DESPERATE to keep their pool open and the town alive are (front) Glenthompson Pool Action Group chair, Leigh Heard and Secretary Jenny Rankin, (second row) Freddie Jury, Priscilla Jury, Isabella Jury, Yvette Fanning (back row) Russell Mitchell, Glenn Hughes, Oscar Fanning, Grant Harris. Photo: SUPPLIED.
IN a warning to all small towns, and a real-life case of “The Castle”, the tiny western Victorian community of Glenthompson is fighting to save its swimming pool from demolition by its own Shire Council.
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.
