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Thursday, April, 18, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
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Auspost halves letter days 
FOLLOWING the recent announcement by Australia Post (AusPost) to halve its letter delivery frequency to every second day, a leading university professor warned the impact on rural and regional areas may be significant.
By Admin
AUSTRALIA Post will now only deliver standard letters and unaddressed mail every second day, but a university professor said it may cause even greater delays in rural areas that already have a reduced service. Photo: SUPPLIED.

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Playground mulch has been proactively checked for asbestos in Moyne Shire. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Moyne checks playground mulch for asbestos 
FOLLOWING reports of asbestos -contaminated mulch at metropolitan playgrounds, Moyne Shire has taken proactive steps to ensure the mulch it uses is safe.
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CFA fire restrictions to end next week
Southern Grampians Shire residents can prepare for burning off this weekend after the CFA yesterday revised the date of fire restrictions ending to next Monday, April 22.
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Staying safe on roads
WITH the end of the school holidays in Victoria, authorities have reminded drivers of the importance of watching out for pedestrians, increased traffic in the mornings and afternoons, and to slowdown in school zones.
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Local artist honoured for award in Geelong
HAMILTON artist, Jamie Donaldson Williams was pleased to have his work highlighted in the 2024 ArtX Regional exhibition when he was announced winner of the Provincial Media Award.
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SASKIA Gould put up 28 goals for the Kangaroos in the Open clash against Camperdown. Photo: ADAM HILL.
Strong day for Roos despite Open loss 
THE Roos had a late blow, losing Emma and Kellie Sommerville to work duties, leaving the Roos a little light on for experience in their Open clash against Camperdown, losing 63-43.
By Adam Hill
KANGAROOS ON WINNERS LIST 
THE Hamilton Kangaroos got the better of Camperdown to notch up their first win of the Hampden Football Netball League season at Hawkesdale Recreation Reserve on Saturday.
By Adam Hill
Season opener for South West
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Innovation on show in Warrnambool 
WESTVIC Dairy hosted a ‘From Idea to Innovation’ forum on the February21, held at Deakin University in Warrnambool.
By Michelle Muir
Folk Festival a winner – MP 
PORT FAIRY Folk Festival was the location for a catch up with local Member of Parliament for South West Coast Roma Britnell.
By Jodi Fry
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WELL PRESENTED HOME
This well presented brick home is centrally located in one of Hamilton’s choice areas of town, close to HILAC, showgrounds and schools.
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Playground mulch has been proactively checked for asbestos in Moyne Shire. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Moyne checks playground mulch for asbestos 
FOLLOWING reports of asbestos -contaminated mulch at metropolitan playgrounds, Moyne Shire has taken proactive steps to ensure the mulch it uses is safe.
By Admin
Strong day for Roos despite Open loss 
THE Roos had a late blow, losing Emma and Kellie Sommerville to work duties, leaving the Roos a little light on for experience in their Open clash against Camperdown, losing 63-43.
By Adam Hill
Hours of fun at Youth HQ
YOUTH HQ is set to get a bit busier with Hands Up Casterton community engagement officer, Kane Forbes, confirming the opening hours going forward.
By Adam Hill
Gubbins receives OAM
GEORGINA Gubbins’ resume gives the impression of a high-flying corporate executive, but the reality of the newly-inducted Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) recipient in the General Division at this year’s Australia Day Awards, could not be further from that picture and her story is truly inspirational.
By Kristy McDonald
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