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No blues for Swans
SWAN Hill have backed up their recent form, and they are now on a winning streak, after defeating Murrabit by 75 points. The final score…
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‘Prolonged’ period of fertiliser strain
THE global fertiliser market faces a prolonged period of tight supply, weak affordability and heightened price risk and, even if current geopolitical tensions ease soon, “normalisation will be slow”, according…
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Farm body calls for protections
VICTORIAN Farmers Federation recently released a protection plan calling on state leaders to commit to farmland protections in the lead up to the state election later this year. The Victorian…
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Grim water outlook
WE ALL know we got a great start this year, with 100mm or so falling across our district. However, that was almost two months ago and things are going backwards…
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The lucky country
The lucky country ANZAC Day is a sobering reminder of the cost Australians pay for war. Our sons and daughters, partners or parents who risk never coming home as they…
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Police blitz targets speeding
DRIVERS are being urged to slow down and stay vigilant this Anzac Day weekend following a deadly rise in Victoria’s road toll. Victoria Police has launched a three-day statewide blitz,…
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A night with Kevin Sheedy
AFL great Kevin Sheedy is set to bring his wealth of experience and trademark charisma to the Tooleybuc-Manangatang Football Netball Club this Monday, headlining a coaching session and evening of…
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The significance of flowers on Anzac Day
Rosemary Since ancient times this aromatic herb has been believed to have properties to improve the memory. Perhaps because of this, rosemary became an emblem of both fidelity and remembrance…
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Marking Anzac Day
As the sun rose on 25 April 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers bravely rowed towards the shores of Gallipoli, in a moment that would be forever etched in history.…
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Coalition vows migration crackdown
AUSTRALIA'S migration intake has become a political flashpoint, with Member for Mallee Anne Webster demanding sharp cuts while Immigration Minister Tony Burke accuses the Opposition of chasing votes over policy.…
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Almond boss resigns
ALMOND giant Select Harvests is on the hunt for a new boss after shock news its chief executive is stepping down. Chief executive and managing director David Surveyor has told…