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Sport

Knights couldn’t make up halftime deficit against Breakers

Round 14 of the Gippsland Soccer League saw top of the senior women’s ladder Phillip Island Breakers face off against number two on the ladder, Leongatha Knights FC with the Knights having the home ground advantage. Whilst the visiting Breakers...

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Local Business and Tourism

12 hours ago

Welshpool Hotel thanks the community amid ongoing challenges

THE Welshpool Hotel is making progress in the hospitality industry, despite still being on a long road to recovery from the storm that swept through South Gippsland in 2023. Owner Skye Dubignon is very grateful that, after experiencing the floods...

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13 hours ago

Bulldogs ease to victory in second half

THE daunting task of taking on the high-flying Phillip Island football juggernaut has been Dalyston Football Club’s kryptonite in the last four to five seasons. In recent times the Bulldogs have used the Magpies as whipping boys whether home or...

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News

Bass Coast College hosts career conversations day

MORE than 240 Year 9 students from Bass Coast College stepped out of the classroom and into the world of work on Thursday for the annual Speed Career Conversations Event, held at the college’s senior campus in Wonthaggi. The day gave students from...

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Police

Police disrupt Phillip Island drug run

STONERS on Phillip Island might have to look elsewhere for their drugs after police seized a commercial quantity of cannabis and other drugs and charged two Cowes’ residents with a range of offences following an incident near Koo Wee Rup on...

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Giants slow down Gardiner but Cobras claim the points

IT was a beautiful day at the Korumburra Showgrounds with no rain in sight. The Giants welcomed the Cora Lynn Cobras, looking to stay competitive for four quarters of footy. Last time these teams met, the Giants lost by just six points. A great kick...

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Community

A little funding goes a long way at the State Coal Mine

A $2000 grant from Bass Coast Shire Council has gone a long way in helping volunteers at the State Coal Mine transform their community garden into a more sustainable and efficient space. The Friends of the State Coal Mine applied for the grant to...

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Mirboo North win tight battle over Stony Creek

MIRBOO NORTH’S brave eight-point win against Stony Creek on Saturday at Stony Creek’s racecourse oval, saw the mighty Tigers retain sixth position on the Mid Gippsland ladder. A large and enthusiastic crowd — many of whom were wearing their...

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News

Shore Break crashing open the door to mental health

BERNINNEIT was a packed house last Wednesday night for ‘Shore Break’: a gripping solo theatre performance that not only succeeded in captivating the audience, but also sparked raw, honest conversations about men’s mental health in the Bass...

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Tigers continue their winning ways

By Rob Popplestone IT WAS the David and Goliath battle, top of the table Foster taking on cellar dweller Morwell East. The expectation was that this might not end well for the bottom of the ladder Hawks having to face the force of the Tigers on...

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Real Estate

Idyllic country living on 28 acres

SET amidst rolling hills with sweeping countryside views, this stunning 28-acre lifestyle property offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and rural charm. Built by a respected local builder, the home showcases quality craftsmanship throughout...

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Conor Cunningham reaches 200 games for Poowong

By Geoff Whyatt POOWONG welcomed Buln Buln on Saturday in all grades. The weather was great with no wind and the ground was in good condition. The season is drawing to a close with two rounds to go plus finals possible for Under16’s and U/18’s...

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