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Home straight: Joe Dickerson of Romsey was determined to finish the race after turning over.

01:37 pm | Race done: Wes Weir of Wonthaggi took time out from operating Ezyas Car Wash in Wonthaggi to race.   MUD cooled the summer heat at the Dalyston Four-Wheel-Drive Mud Drags on Sunday. More…

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British India rock the Espy »

Live music: British India front man Declan Melia performs at the Espy.

01:16 pm | The Esplanade Hotel: Julie Jackson, Sarah DeBono and Holly Riske hit up their favourite local for a night out.…

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People demand progress »

Progress needed: Korumburra resident Maurie Thiele thinks the saleyards would have been an ideal place for a shopping centre.

01:11 pm | KORUMBURRA may be falling behind in a commercial sense. Maurie Thiele, the editor of Korumburra’s Community Newsletter, the BurraFlyer,…

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Future on stage »

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01:09 pm | Brilliant show: the Meeniyan Amateur Dramatic Society’s show Into the Future opened at the Meeniyan Hall at the weekend,…

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Bubbly fun at fete »

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01:07 pm | Spectacular colours: Matilda Van Berkel showed her bubble blowing style at the mini garage sale and fete held by…

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British India rock the Espy »

01:16 pm | The Esplanade Hotel: Julie Jackson, Sarah DeBono and Holly Riske hit up their favourite local for a night out. Girls night out: Nikya Robb from Leongatha, Nikki and Jacqui Croft from Inverloch and Brianna Robb from Leongatha.   British India play The Espy  THE ESPLANADE Hotel in Inverloch was bursting at the seams last Friday…

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Live music: British India front man Declan Melia performs at the Espy.

Farmers receive scholarships »

02:03 pm | FOUR of 10 recipients of the Victorian Dairy Industry Scholarships hail from South Gippsland. Denise Jones of Leongatha, Max Johnson of Koonwarra, Ilene Page of Mountt Eccles and Rene Richards of Loch all received the accolade. The Dairy Industry Scholarships is designed to encourage selected individuals to support their continued learning within the dairy sector.…

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Worthy winner: scholarship winner Denise Jones (left) with fellow young farmer advocate, Sally Pate.

Racers tame Dalyston mud »

01:37 pm | Race done: Wes Weir of Wonthaggi took time out from operating Ezyas Car Wash in Wonthaggi to race.   MUD cooled the summer heat at the Dalyston Four-Wheel-Drive Mud Drags on Sunday. More than 2000 filled the Dalyston Recreation Reserve, the biggest crowd ever seen at the event, lured by idyllic weather, mud and machines…

Jan 19 2012 / No Comment / Read More »
Home straight: Joe Dickerson of Romsey was determined to finish the race after turning over.

Racers tame Dalyston mud »

01:37 pm | Race done: Wes Weir of Wonthaggi took time out from operating Ezyas Car Wash in Wonthaggi to race.   MUD cooled the summer heat at the Dalyston Four-Wheel-Drive Mud Drags on Sunday. More than 2000 filled the Dalyston Recreation Reserve, the biggest crowd ever seen at the event, lured by idyllic weather, mud and machines…

Jan 19 2012 / No Comment / Read More »
Home straight: Joe Dickerson of Romsey was determined to finish the race after turning over.

Baked whole snapper with rosemary potatoes »

10:48 am | You can order a whole fresh snapper from your local seafood outlet/supermarket.  A baby one (around 600 – 700 grams) will feed two people, so scale up from there.  Ask the fishmonger to scale the fish; or you can do it yourself. INGREDIENTS: A whole snapper Fresh herbs (dill, parsley, sage) Lemon slices Baking potatoes…

Nov 22 2011 / No Comment / Read More »

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Worthy winner: scholarship winner Denise Jones (left) with fellow young farmer advocate, Sally Pate.

Farmers receive scholarships »

02:03 pm | FOUR of 10 recipients of the Victorian Dairy Industry Scholarships hail from South Gippsland. Denise Jones of Leongatha, Max Johnson of Koonwarra, Ilene Page of Mountt Eccles and Rene Richards…

Jan 13 2012 / No Comment / Read More »

Road Reopened »

Washed away: Foster Mirboo Road was washed away by torrential rain in June but it is almost good as new again.

08:30 am | Washed away: Foster Mirboo Road was washed away by torrential rain in June but it is almost good as new again.  …

Jan 5 2012 / No Comment / Read More »

Hay bale count high »

Big season: agricultural contractor Mark Schellekens is happy with the result of the season so far.

10:00 am | BALE numbers are up as the hay and silage season draws to a close. It has been a bumper season and late…

Dec 29 2011 / No Comment / Read More »

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Tracy named MG chairman »

Hot seat: MG chairman Philip Tracy.

02:18 pm |  YANAKIE dairy farmer Philip Tracy has been appointed as Murray Goulburn’s new chairman.Mr Tracy was selected for the position after the co-operative’s…

Dec 2 2011 / No Comment / Read More »

Parking pain »

Five down: Leongatha business-woman Shirleyanne Wright wants to know where the five carparks are going to be replaced.

10:06 am | ON the eve of the busy Christmas period, Leongatha traders are furious that five full-time parking spaces have been removed without consultation.…

Nov 30 2011 / No Comment / Read More »
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Progress needed: Korumburra resident Maurie Thiele thinks the saleyards would have been an ideal place for a shopping centre.

People demand progress »

01:11 pm | KORUMBURRA may be falling behind in a commercial sense. Maurie Thiele, the editor of Korumburra’s Community Newsletter, the BurraFlyer, thinks South Gippsland Shire Council is holding back development. Mr Thiele…

Jan 19 2012 / No Comment / Read More »

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