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SOUTHERN Grampians Shire is confident the Hub Arcade redevelopment will go ahead, but with a different design to what people saw two years ago. An amendment to the original plans is now available for viewing at the shire’s Market Place … Continue reading
REBECCA Rowe’s life was turned upside down about eight weeks ago and it was only the start of the roller coaster ride to come. The Hamilton woman was told she had breast cancer and in the last two months has … Continue reading
BAIMBRIDGE College principal, Robert Vecchiet, is “bitterly disappointed” his school missed out on vital State Government maintenance funding. Despite poor building audit results, Hamilton’s only public secondary school is not one of the 250 state schools sharing in the Government’s … Continue reading
SOUTH-WEST public school educators, parents and students can breathe a sigh of relief, with the end of the two-year Enterprise Bargaining Agreement dispute now in sight. The State Government and the Australian Education Union announced an in-principle agreement on Wednesday, … Continue reading
THE Federal Government’s weekend education announcement has come too close to the election to have one Hamilton principal fully convinced. Baimbridge College principal, Robert Vecchiet said the school would welcome any funding increases, but he was wary of decisions and … Continue reading
THEY say you should never date the people you work with, but when Kym Noonan looked at colleague Rod Betts that rule was all but forgotten. While not all office relationships work, Kym and Rod’s romance blossomed and they chose … Continue reading
SOUTH-WEST teachers may have won the battle to continue industrial action but some parents and staff say the dispute has lasted too long. Regional teachers will strike next week as they continue to fight the State Government for increased wages, … Continue reading
MERINO residents have a new police officer on the way, they just don’t know the arrival date. Despite confirmation, in June, that Merino would have a police presence, the single-officer station and residence remain empty. Local Area Commander, Don Downes … Continue reading
A BLAME game has developed after two of Hamilton’s major business centre redevelopments have been delayed possibly indefinitely. The projects, announced in 2011, promised exciting new retail opportunities in Hamilton. The Hub redevelopment, planned to make over Hamilton’s The Hub … Continue reading
MERINO will host a forum next week to share ideas on growing, swapping and cooking locally produced vegetables. The Food 4 Thought community forum is open to all interested residents who want to learn more about local food projects. Successful … Continue reading
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