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Wonthaggi goes purple to support LGBTIQA+ young people

HEADSPACE Wonthaggi was awash with purple on August 29 as young people, families, and community members came together to celebrate diversity and show support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and asexual (LGBTIQA+) young...

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Sentinel-Times

6 hours ago

People and Lifestyle

Horticulture history to come to life for community

A CLUB that has been running for 65 years has a vast amount of history. Welshpool and District Horticultural Society (W&DHS) life club member and horticulturist Rob Gyles has voluntarily taken on the huge task of collecting and compiling the...

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Sentinel-Times

11 hours ago

News

‘Closure’ at last for heartbroken family of ‘missing’ Wonthaggi woman

MANY people in the Wonthaggi community have carried a torch for missing local woman, Susan Goodwin, long after she disappeared in 2002, not the least of these being the late firebrand Sentinel-Times’ journalist Richard Schmeiszl. At the...

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Sentinel-Times

22 hours ago

Netball

Gripping finals match as MDU secure second cup of the day

IN A gripping contest that swung from end to end, MDU netballers stormed home to claim victory over Foster in their grand final clash, finishing 55–41 after a blistering final term. The opening quarter set the tone – fast, physical, and tight on...

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Sentinel-Times

17 Sep 2025

Football

Parrots and Power in seven grand finals

ON A DAY when 20 teams play off for premiership glory in the Gippsland League, at Morwell this Saturday, the local clubs Leongatha and Wonthaggi will be well represented with eight teams featuring in seven of the day’s 10 grand finals. The...

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Sentinel-Times

17 Sep 2025

Real Estate

Scenic rural living with dual occupancy

SET ON a picturesque 2.5-acre (approx.) allotment, this well-maintained lifestyle property presents a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful country living with the added bonus of dual occupancy. The main residence is warm and inviting, featuring...

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Sentinel-Times

17 Sep 2025

News

Two platypuses killed in illegal traps in Gippsland

FISHERIES Officers are appealing to the public for information about any illegal use of fishing nets in local waterways after two platypuses were found dead in illegal fishing traps in Gippsland. The deaths have reignited calls for stronger...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025

Council

What do you love and what’s missing at Wonthaggi?

BASS Coast Shire Council is reviewing the Wonthaggi Structure Plan to guide the town’s growth and development, and they want to hear from you. “We’re inviting the community to share what they value most about Wonthaggi today, what...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025

Real Estate

Where luxury meets nature

ON THE market for the first time, this luxury Hamptons-style home is certainly going to hold plenty of appeal. Nestled in the township of Mirboo North, this beautifully presented four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a guest room/study is filled with...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025

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16 Sep 2025

News

Why a ‘lucky’ crash victim attracted media interest

A 19-YEAR-OLD Fish Creek man, who rolled his ute multiple times on Savages Road, Fish Creek in May this year, on his way home from helping a mate pull a tractor out of the mud, was told by Judicial Registrar, Anthony Gwynne, at the Korumburr...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025

Sentinel-Times Comment

Letters to the Editor

Sports finals just the tonic we need

IT FEELS like we’ve been pummeled by bad news locally, nationally and internationally in recent weeks and months. And that the bad deeds of some seem to empower others to do likewise. Korumburra’s Pastor Ian Wilkinson said it best in his Victim...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025

Letters to the Editor

A costly gift that fails the fairness test

Reply to letter published August 26 from K. Walsh FIRSTLY, I want to be clear that this is my personal point of view. In short, the council’s decision is not “short-sighted” but rational: it ends an inequitable and inefficient subsidy. The...

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Sentinel-Times

16 Sep 2025