BUSY DAY: Monthly medal and Division 2 winner Helen Heaver, Division 2 runner-up Lizzie Clements, Division 1 runner-up Faye Mainwaring and winner Helen Gregory. Picture: SUBMITTED THE Mount Gambier Golf Club hosted 27 women last Wednesday to compete for the June monthly medal, in conjunction with the third round of the Handicap Championship, the third … [Read more…]
Munising’s Kane Nebel, center, is double-teamed by Jeffers’ Ashton Kunishige, left, and Levi Frahm during their MHSAA Division 4 quarterfinal boys basketball game played at Lakeview Memorial Gymnasium in Negaunee on March 21. (Photo courtesy Cara Kamps) ST. IGNACE — Despite limited playing time, Kane Nebel had a sensational all-star performance here … [Read more…]
Published on 20 June 2023 Lismore City Council today launched a new Listening Booth and a Community Book Exchange, bringing local audio stories and book swapping to the laneways in the heart of Lismore’s CBD. The bespoke ‘activation pods’ on Carrington Street look like retro phone booths. However, once you step inside the Listening Booth, … [Read more…]
Mount Gambier Library will host bestselling author Margaret Hickey for the launch of her enthralling new crime novel Broken Bay on Tuesday 27 June at 7:00pm at The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre. Margaret Hickey is a teacher, playwright and award-winning author of Cutters End and Stone Town and a regular guest on ABC regional … [Read more…]
NZ-U19 vs PNG-U19 Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update of ICC U19 EAP World Cup Qualifier OD match between New Zealand Under-19 and Papua New Guinea Under-19. NZ-U19 vs PNG-U19 ICC U19 EAP World Cup Qualifier OD Match 15 Details: Match: New Zealand Under-19 vs Papua New Guinea Under-19 Date: 18th June, 2023 Venue: TIO Stadium, Darwin For all the Dream11 Tips and … [Read more…]
Jesse Witney Jesse Witney was one of those young kids you see on groovy parents’ shoulders at festivals. His family has a strong musical pedigree, with both his parents being musicians, as well as festival producers of the Imbil Folk Festival for over 15 years. His older brother Matty Witney, who he performed with in … [Read more…]
A new research project from Swinburne University of Technology will make Australian homes more sustainable, address rising costs of living, and reduce construction waste. The ‘Research, development and validation of 8-star rated architectural products maximising the use of out-of-grade timber’ project has been awarded $751,909 in total, including industry contributions. Professor Blair Kuys, Swinburne School … [Read more…]
A toy bow and arrow and a doll containing hundreds of times the legal limit of restricted chemicals have been found for sale on the UK high street, Trading Standards has warned. The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) said that the bow and arrow containing 100 times the legal limit of phthalates, and a fashion … [Read more…]
ASPIRATIONAL caravan and camper trailer brochures and website landing pages are jam-packed with images of caravaners enjoying the Aussie outback, cruising along big-name dirt roads to far-off locations without a care in the world, knowing their appropriately named camper-trailer or caravan is “built for Aussie conditions”. Models like the Commando, Safari Tamer, Outback, Tanami, … [Read more…]
They all have or had day jobs, and they’re hovering near 60 or well beyond, but the music never left them. “Just playing for myself, it’s therapeutic,’’ says guitarist Robin Sibucao. “When I do that I’m in a different world. I’m just there. I enjoy every bit about learning, stretching, trying to see if I … [Read more…]