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Pink Day excites at Nyora Cricket Club

NYORA Cricket Club hosted its Pink Stumps Ladies Day on Saturday. Despite the heat, more than 100 people turned out to support the important cause and enjoy a fun afternoon at the club. Now in its fourth year, the club was looking to raise $10,000...

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Sentinel-Times

2 hours ago

Cricket

Huge innings for the Stingrays

B Grade, Division 1 INVERLOCH smashed out its first innings against Korumburra on Saturday. The Stingrays travelled to the Korumburra Recreation Reserve, where they won the toss and produced a challenging score of 6/347 for the Cobras to chase...

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Sentinel-Times

4 hours ago

News

State Coal Mine whistle is back

RIGHT on the stroke of midday the familiar blast of the Wonthaggi State Coal Mine whistle was greeted with great delight by a large crowd of onlookers, former coal miners, family and friends of the State Coal Mine, sponsors and Bass Coast Shire...

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4 hours ago

Golf

12th straight title and a record for Bromby

STEVE Bromby took out his 12th straight Korumburra Golf Club Championship at the weekend and did so with a flourish on Sunday, with a fabulous, record-breaking round of 65, unblemished by a single bogey. In that sort of company, it wasn’t...

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Sentinel-Times

8 hours ago

Cricket

Tons of fun in A2 result in big totals

A Grade, Division 2 IN front of the large Pink Stumps Day crowd, Nyora amassed an impressive total of 9/312 at its home ground. Playing against MDU at the charity day event, Nyora won the toss and went into bat. Opening batsman Bailey Henderson led...

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8 hours ago

Real Estate

Where vision meets nature

WELCOME to a truly extraordinary lifestyle property—the result of visionary craftsmanship and passionate dedication to creating something remarkable. This property is more than just a home; it’s an experience waiting to unfold. Your enchantment...

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8 hours ago

Community

New dog high jump record at the Foster Show

NEVER before had the Foster Show seen a high jump like it. Scrambling up the face of the muster dog high jump faster than lightning young Kelpie Twix cleared 2.65 metres before springing into the arms of owner Andrew Bradley. An easy 1st place for...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Cricket

Challenges set by Red Caps and Club

A Grade, Division 1 A DOMINATE display from Mitchell Clark demonstrated why Nerrena is on top of the ladder at the tail end of the home and away season. Nerrena took on OMK at the Outtrim Recreation Oval on Saturday. The Red Caps began their...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Council

History-making petition calls for no more national parks

LAST week the Liberals and Nationals tabled the largest petition in Legislative Council history as anger brews about the State Government pushing ahead with the expansion of national parks. More than 40,000 signatures have been received for the No...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Real Estate

109 acres of options

PRIME opportunity for those seeking a well-maintained piece of undulating to hill country just one hour and 15 minutes from Melbourne’s Southeastern suburbs. The property is equipped with power to the disused dairy, featuring a concrete holding...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Sport

Runners relish Deb Rielly event

THE DEB Rielly Run for the Kids was a great success on Sunday with about 230 participants, mostly from the local district, the introduction of timing and a half marathon helping boost numbers from 160 last year. After a scorcher in 2024, milder...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Council

Council not willing to cop flack for State’s actions

SOUTH Gippsland Shire Council will formally object to council collecting an increased emergency services tax on the State Government’s behalf, councillors voting unanimously on Wednesday to take that action. Some councillors spoke out strongly on...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025

Council

Local councils cry foul over fire levy

LOCAL farmers, in particular, are going to be slugged thousands of dollars more on their rates notices this year. The owners of commercial and industrial land, and to a lesser extent, homeowners, will also be harshly dealt with. But neither the Bass...

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Sentinel-Times

25 Feb 2025