It has been chilly enough for anglers to catch snap. Frozen fish fillets, starting with -2º morning, and snow down to low levels, it was a week of sitting in front of a heater just to stop bits of me from freezing. I don’t believe I’m getting soft, well maybe a little, so it was … [Read more…]
New competition structures, season defining wins and MVP calibre performances highlight the key Big V talking points of the week. Here’s what you need to know. The past several days have brought about some of the biggest talking points of the Big V Basketball season. Here’s what you may have missed. A NEW QUALIFICATION SYSTEM … [Read more…]
The 2023/2024 Budget has a strong focus on protecting the community and ensuring ongoing resilience, following a recent tough year due to floods and other community pressures. Council adopted the Budget on Tuesday which outlines the most practical way forward for the next financial year to ensure the region’s continued success and prosperity. … [Read more…]
By: Sean Mortell Date: 22.06.2023 On the bustling roads of Victoria’s Western Freeway, ATN was joined by a Scania driver trainer in one of its V8 prime movers to showcase the work the vehicle giant is doing in maximising vehicle efficiency … [Read more…]
Fran died on April 25 this year and the poor level of care she received has taken a toll on Mrs Fitzgerald and her family who said that “every day is a challenge”. She has reported her complaints about the facility to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission who provided a statement to A … [Read more…]
Sustainable living centre ErinEarth is inviting everyone to help celebrate its first evening event, the Winter Lantern Festival. Photo: Oleg Breslavtsev. ErinEarth is well into its preparations for the upcoming Winter Lantern Festival to celebrate the long, chilly nights. The festival will be on Saturday, 1 July, from 4 pm to 8 pm at ErinEarth’s … [Read more…]
“I just try to keep being positive, and that’s sometimes been a struggle,” Ko said on Wednesday ahead of this week’s KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. “If people say, ‘It’s just rainbows and sunny days after missing a cut’, I feel like that wouldn’t be the most honest answer.” It was the latest setback in what … [Read more…]
Local community groups, sporting clubs and event organisers have shared in more than $700,000 through the latest round of Mildura Rural City Council grant programs. Councillors presented funding certificates to grant recipients at a special ceremony in Mildura on June 14. 60 individual grants were awarded in three different categories, including Events Funding and Support, … [Read more…]
The explosion tore through Rue Saint-Jacques, which runs from the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral to the Sorbonne University, late on Wednesday, injuring at least 37 people, four of whom were fighting for their lives in hospital. Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said sniffer dogs had picked up a scent under the mound of masonry left strewn … [Read more…]
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan and LIV Golf CEO Norman have been asked to appear at a Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations meeting on July 11 to examine the Tour’s shock unification with LIV Golf. The PGA Tour announced a fortnight ago it was creating a new … [Read more…]