Rotary caring for the earth
Rotary Clubs in District 9780 are making a significant impact on the environment through a range of initiatives focused on sustainability and conservation.
Whether joining...
Tackling period poverty
SHARE the Dignity’s biannual Dignity Drive has begun for March and the charity is urging people to donate where they can.
Share the Dignity has...
John Shelton elected
JOHN Shelton has been named as the newest councillor for Wattle Range Council.
Announced earlier today, Mr Shelton received first preference votes totalling 911.
According...
A century on, they’re re-enacting a mailrun
Rob Fairchild and his team of five horses will re-enact an olden day mailrun from April 8 to April 11, to commemorate the anniversary...
Helping to lighten the landfill load
Members of Millicent's Men's Shed and Craft Group are participating in a six month trial for the town's first repair cafe.
The idea stemmed from...
Scorcher signals the end of swimming season
The weekend's heatwave ensured Millicent's Swimming Lake was a popular place to cool down for families.
It was the last weekend of use before the...
Challenge heats up for sports day
Last Friday Millicent High School students participated in their annual sports day.
With the temperature reaching in to the 30's the warm weather added an...
History ride down George Street
The South East Family History Group (SEFHG) are hoping someone can help name the people in this photo taken in George Street Millicent.
Circa 1970,...
Wedding bells for ‘big store’ employee
Two of the three unknown guests in a photo taken at the wedding of Audrey Altschwager and Harry Olsen have been identified.
It was February...
Sweet Sherbet’s goal to open doors
Sherbet the Tenterfield Terrier has become the first hearing dog sponsored and named by the Lions Club of Beachport Rivoli Bay.
During the next 10-12...
Giant cray becomes a ‘lobstar’
Local fisherman Craig "Slim" Reilly is a little bemused by all the media attention he has received lately for a lobster he caught back...
Tractors hauled into Casterton
CASTERTON saw big name tractors haul into town for their first tractor pull competition event over the weekend.
More than 1000 people walked through the...
Big tuna make an appearance
IT has been a couple of weeks since I last put pen to paper and spat out a fishing report, but we are back.
I...
