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Netballers gain selection
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by Spectator-Observer Partnership FOUR South West and two local Western Border netballers have been selected to try out in the Western Zone Academy Selections later this month. Tyrendarra players Penny Mather and Amy Cawthorne, Branxholme-Wallacedale’s Jess McCallum, Cavendish’s Jahra Horsten, Heywood’s Amanda Gibbins and Portland’s Tayla Suiker have all been included in the initial squad to train in Ballarat on August 20, where the final squad for next year’s Western Zone Academy will be chosen. The selection process … Continue reading 0 Comments
Refs dismissed …WBSA accused of lack of support over increasing abuse towards refs
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by DEAN MILLARD THE Western Border Soccer Association has dismissed its entire refereeing fraternity amidst claims of increasing abuse, threats and dissent towards the referees. It is understood the Western Border Soccer Referees Association was dismissed after it … Continue reading 0 Comments
Rescue boat on the way
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by AMI HUMPAGE TWO new Australian Volunteer Coast Guard search and rescue vessels for Portland and Warrnambool could be a mere six months away. Transport Minister Peter Batchelor announced yesterday that Tasmanian company Sabre Marine and General Engineers … Continue reading 0 Comments
Surry River rages
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by SHANE FOWLES THERE has been little ecological fallout from Sunday’s opening of the Surry River, despite less than favourable conditions for a release. After the disaster of the 2005 illegal opening, which killed an estimated 30,000 marine … Continue reading 0 Comments
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