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Demons dash Hawks’ finals hopes

By Rob Popplestone THE weekend was one in which a “line in the sand” needed to be drawn by a number of clubs so as to determine their team’s destination. Some lived to fight another day, others fell short and now face a testing two months of...

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Sentinel-Times

14 hours ago

Community

YES Youth Hub, Bass Coast Leisure Centres and Over 50’s say farewell to the YMCA

THE departure of the YMCA from delivering youth services on the Bass Coast, fitness classes for the over 50s and management of the Phillip Island and Bass Coast Aquatic and Leisure Centres marks the end of an era for the YMCA. Bass Coast Shire...

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Sentinel-Times

15 hours ago

Real Estate

Striking modern home – one-off design in a peaceful pocket

THIS individually designed, one-of-a-kind four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a dedicated media room offers contemporary living in a quiet, family-friendly pocket of town. Built in 2020 and still under the builder’s warranty for another 18...

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Sentinel-Times

19 hours ago

Football

Panthers retain Gus James Shield

IT WAS a big game for Korumburra-Bena and Kilcunda Bass, as they fought for the Gus James Memorial Shield for the ninth year. Gus coached and played for Bena, and his son Luke (LJ) played for Korumburra-Bena and a couple of years for Kilcunda Bass...

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Sentinel-Times

19 hours ago

Community

EPA levy pushes up Bass Coast tip fees

BE PREPARED to see more rubbish dumped on the side of roads, that’s the consensus from Bass Coast residents after waste levy fees rose significantly in line with the start of the new financial year today. The waste disposal fees for Bass Coast...

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Sentinel-Times

20 hours ago

Police

Former Yarram resident identified as male found in river on Sunshine Coast

POLICE have identified the man found deceased in the Maroochy River in November 2023. After lengthy and in-depth investigations, the man has been identified as 47-year-old Alexander Marinis, originally from Yarram in Victoria. The man moved from...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

Football

Poowong strike lucky against Nyora

By Geoff Wyatt POOWONG welcomed Nyora hoping to reclaim the Demon Cup after Nyora claimed it early in the season and also welcomed the players of the 1985 Senior Premiers Football side and the 1995 A & B Premier Netballers and 1985 D Grade...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

News

Dive into the Island Whale Festival

CURIOUS about whales, perhaps you’re keen to learn more or get up close to the spectacular, yet mysterious whisperers of the deep. Have a flipper-slapping good time these school holidays as the Island Whale Festival returns to Phillip Island from...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

News

Why today is ‘Montevideo Maru Day’, lest we forget

By Leongatha historian, Lyn Skillern THE sinking of the Montevideo Maru, a Japanese transport ship, on this day, 83 years ago on July 1, 1942, was Australia’s worst maritime disaster, and commemorated for the first time at the Australian War...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

Real Estate

Rare foreshore location with 180° water views

A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME opportunity to secure an exclusive property on The Esplanade, offering breathtaking 180-degree uninterrupted water views. While the spectacular location is undoubtedly the highlight, this exceptional home delivers far more than...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

Digital Editions

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

Football

Parrots’ apprentices impress at Sale

LEONGATHA put on 14 goals to three on either side of halftime at Sale on Saturday to set up a percentage-boosting, 81-point victory which allowed them to narrowly take over top spot on the Gippsland League ladder. They did so courtesy of a 21-point...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025

Sentinel-Times Comment

Letters to the Editor

Leave community questions alone!

IT’S the natural instinct of government bureaucracies, including local government administrators, to try and maintain a level of secrecy and control over just about everything they do. And a source of great irritation for the powers that be at the...

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Sentinel-Times

01 Jul 2025