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Spectator-Observer Partnership | AN 18-year-oldDartmoorman was killed on Sunday night when his vehicle left theHenty Highwaynear Milltown. Investigators believe the man was travelling south on the highway when his car left the road and struck a tree at around 11pm. An off-duty nurse and emergency services personnel worked to save the man, but he died at the scene. Portlandpolice, the Myamyn CFA truck, three CFA vehicles from Heywood and about 11 firefighters attended the incident. Heywood CFA group officer Darren Hoggan said a … Continue reading 0 Comments
Rex Martinich | A MAN is in hospital after hitting several trees and rolling his car outside Dunkeld on Thursday afternoon. The sole occupant of the vehicle was travelling west towards Dunkeld on the Glenelg Hwy about two km outside of town when … Continue reading 0 Comments
Mark Robinson | CLAY TARGET SHOOTING HAMILTON Clay Target Club honoured a club legend at the weekend holding its inaugural Harry Vaughan Memorial Shoot. The first event was recognised as one of the most prestigious occasions on the local clay target shooting calendar, … Continue reading 0 Comments
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by BILL MELDRUM THE Macarthur wind farm proponents will put funds towards the upgrade of an arterial road in the Moyne Shire, but have said no to funding any maintenance to roads they are using in the Glenelg … Continue reading 0 Comments
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by STEVE ROBERTSON A CASE of horse neglect that a veterinarian from the RSPCA said was the worst he’d seen in 36 years of practice ended this week in Portland Magistrates’ Court. After more than two years of … Continue reading
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by Casterton News AS harvesting of blue gums goes up a notch throughout the Glenelg Shire, woodflows are expected to increase significantly over the next 10 years, according to a report presented to council. Group manager Assets and … Continue reading
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by KAREN SWEENEY THE Canavan brothers from ‘Raheen’ at Myamyn will have 110 Angus steers up for sale at the January weaner sales. Phil and Ted Canavan have been breeding quality Angus cattle since the 1990s but have … Continue reading
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by BILL MELDRUM THE Dartmoor community will urge Carter Holt Harvey to release the mill site for use by other industrial users once the mill closes later this year and its assets are stripped. The mill site was … Continue reading
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by BILL MELDRUM SOUTH West Fibre remains confident the $30 million Myamyn woodchip mill will be operational by early next year as various approvals for the project continue to trickle in. The mill’s operator had earlier hoped to … Continue reading
Spectator-Observer Partnership | Originally written by BILL MELDRUM THREE of the Green Triangle’s largest blue gum plantation companies have rejected suggestions of a merger to form a fully-integrated forestry giant. There is growing speculation of a shake-up within the industry sector as several … Continue reading
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