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Friday, April, 19, 2024
Hamilton 10/20
 
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Coleraine National Hotel owner on TV food show 
AMONG the numerous enterprises of Coleraine couple, Julie and Paul Kos who have successfully patented smoked eggs, one half of the team, can now add television star to their résumé.
By Lizzie Hallam
JULIE Kos of Coleraine recently made her television debut appearing on the currently popular Channel 9 show, Food Stars, starring Gordon Ramsay and Janine Allis. Pictured are the Food Stars participants including Coleraine’s Julie Kos (standing, second from the right). Photo: SUPPLIED.

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Brady Howard gives the thumbs up as the Trek gets underway.
Heywood Tractor Trek takes off
At 10:00 hours on Saturday 14th April a convoy of old model and heritage tractors began leaving Heywood for a two day, one hundred kilometre trek through some of the region’s most scenic parts.
By Portland Observer
Portland student speaks at Melbourne special Anzac service
TODAY 13-year-old Ajay Sonti will deliver a five-minute speech at the Melbourne Legacy’s 92nd Annual Anzac Commemoration for Students, taking place at the Shrine of Remembrance.
By Charlie Sawyer-Bassett
Youth skate fest hits the parks 
YOUTH Fest are calling all skate, scoot, and BMX enthusiasts to get ready and show off their skills at the Youth Skate Fest, an event coming to the Coleraine and Hamilton Skate Parks.
By Admin
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

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THE Glenelg Region Hockey Association season got underway this weekend with new rules in place. Photo: LARA FITZPATRICK.
New hockey rules 
GLENELG Region Hockey Association began its 2024 season on Friday night, with games continuing through the weekend, with a host of new rules being implemented within the senior grades.
By Lloyd Ilett
Bunker Shots
A big field took part in Saturday’s par event with 71 men and 21 women playing.
By Admin
A BOUT TIME
By Adam Hill
MIKE Brady shared some lessons the Australian dairy industry could learn from the Irish. Photos: MICHELLE MUIR
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
Outstanding Family Home – Great Location
Located only minutes away from Hospital, Shop, HILAC, Parks, Lake & CBD this family home ticks all the boxes for a family wanting a secure private comfortable low maintenance escape.
By Admin
Outstanding Family Home – Great Location
Located only minutes away from Hospital, Shop, HILAC, Parks, Lake & CBD this family home ticks all the boxes for a family wanting a secure private comfortable low maintenance escape.
By Admin
New hockey rules 
GLENELG Region Hockey Association began its 2024 season on Friday night, with games continuing through the weekend, with a host of new rules being implemented within the senior grades.
By Lloyd Ilett
Brady Howard gives the thumbs up as the Trek gets underway.
Heywood Tractor Trek takes off
At 10:00 hours on Saturday 14th April a convoy of old model and heritage tractors began leaving Heywood for a two day, one hundred kilometre trek through some of the region’s most scenic parts.
By Portland Observer
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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