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Police search for missing man

Police are appealing for help to find a missing man who could be in Seymour. Sean Power, 52, was last seen in Corio about 1pm Saturday. Police and family members hold concerns for Sean’s welfare as he has a number of medical conditions. He may...

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Heart starters could save lives

Three district sporting clubs will be better prepared to manage a medical emergency on and off the park after receiving a defibrillator and training package from the Victorian Government.

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Recycling 101 at Tallarook

To coincide with National Tree Planting Day last week, Tallarook Primary School students took part in a recycling exercise.

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AGM on tomorrow at Avenel

Avenel

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Grant for live music

Regional youth are getting help to build confidence and explore creative careers thanks to Victorian Government funding.

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An opportunity to become a park ranger

Applications are now open for a record 100 seasonal park ranger jobs.

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Roo pet food scheme in firing line

Landholders’ concerns the Victorian Government plans to cut the kangaroo pet food scheme if re-elected in November were aired in Parliament last week.

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Nagambie parking warning

Drivers and pedestrians are urged to be aware of the changing roadside parking conditions in Nagambie’s main street, with angle and parallel parking now along High St.

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An octogenarian now

Denis Raymond Lee was born on August 13, 1938 to Dorothy and Joseph Lee of Woodend.

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Call for upgrade

State Member for Euroa Steph Ryan has called on Labor to match the Nationals’ $760000 commitment to upgrade Kings Park.

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Lions celebrate and call for new members

The Lions Club of Nagambie and District was established and chartered in 2004. Now, this small club is celebrating 14 years since that charter night.

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Advocating priorities

Road improvements and youth mental health services were on the agenda when Mitchell Shire Council representatives met with two state ministers last week.

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Apply for a grant

Community organisations can share in up to $20million in funding to support the efforts of volunteers.

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Women’s courage in the spotlight

A travelling exhibition at Mitchell Shire’s libraries is uncovering the courageous stories of Australian women who have walked out of domestic violence situations.

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Looking at flood behaviour

People interested in exploring flood management opportunities around lower Whiteheads Creek through Seymour are encouraged to put their hand up for a new working group.

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Fund boost for kinders

Nagambie Kindergarten and Seymour’s Goodstart Early Learning will benefit from the latest kindergarten grants from the Victorian Government.

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Making fine difference to roads

Revenue from traffic cameras and on-the-spot speeding fines will be put straight back in to fixing suburban and country roads.

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Another vaccination available at pharmacy

Residents will be better protected from the deadly threat of measles thanks to a suite of vaccination reforms being introduced by the Victorian Government.

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Wistaria calls it quits

ANOTHER one bites the dust. Wistaria Cafe has closed its doors after 17 years after negotiations with the Campaspe Shire could not reach a lease agreement. And tenant Eric Grumont had simply had enough. ‘‘We have just had a gutful,’’ he told...

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Little-known law confounds

Have you ever walked home after 11.30pm with some unopened tinnies in your bag?

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Shepparton mourns death of Laa Chol

The Shepparton South Sudanese community is heartbroken following the death of former Shepparton resident Laa Chol in Melbourne last week.

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Shepparton business raided by ATO

The Australian Taxation Office raided a Shepparton business yesterday as part of a co-ordinated strike across Victoria. Two hundred and fifty ATO officers raided 11 business and residential sites across Melbourne and Shepparton, targeting tax...

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