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Nyora’s Big Freeze raises over $9k for MND

THE Nyora Junior Football Netball Club committee held their second Big Freeze with the support of the Tooradin Football Netball Club to raise awareness for the fight against MND, and together the clubs raised over $9000. President of the junior FNC...

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Sentinel-Times

3 hours ago

Football

Giants break through with first win of the season

WITH an amazing first quarter that set it up for the game ahead, Korumburra-Bena was able to record its first win of the season against Garfield by 22 points. The Giants leapt out of the gate and kicked a whopping six goals to one in the first...

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Sentinel-Times

5 hours ago

News

Locals lead in biodiversity grants

FROM Inverloch to Phillip Island, a wave of environmental action is sweeping across the Bass Coast, powered by passionate students, innovative educators, and the support of the 2025 Victorian Junior Landcare Biodiversity Grant program. This year...

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5 hours ago

Emergency Services

Torrential rain as firefighters battle suspicious fire in Dalyston

BASS Coast Crime Investigation Unit are investigating a suspicious house fire this morning in Dalyston during a period of torrential rain. Authorities were alerted to the blaze at 6.45am on June 17 with a number of local fire brigades attending...

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Sentinel-Times

6 hours ago

Police

Grantville transfer station broken into overnight, police appealing for information

POLICE are investigating a break-in at Grantville Transfer Station at approximately 9pm on Monday evening, June 16. It’s understood offender/s cut chains to a security fence and entered the premise. Once inside they broke the window into an office...

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Sentinel-Times

6 hours ago

Community

Farmers speak out about injustice of emergency services levy

THE following speech was given at the public rally in Wonthaggi opposing the new emergency services levy on Friday June 13. It was written by a member of a local farming family and, represents all farmers and was delivered by Graham Wood. Friends...

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Sentinel-Times

7 hours ago

Digital Editions

Tuesday, June 17, 2025

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9 hours ago

Sport

Toby bound for Tokyo

PHILLIP Island local Toby Pattullo is chasing his dream of representing Australia in the 2025 Deaflympics in Tokyo. The marathon runner will be looking to head to Tokyo in November – a goal that has been 24 years in the making. Having lost his...

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Sentinel-Times

10 hours ago

News

Our hospital is happening

IT WAS an ironclad election promise by Premier Daniel Andrews in 2022, and earmarked for funding in the state budget announced in May 2023. But locals are yet to see any major developments on the $290 million stage two of Wonthaggi Hospital...

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10 hours ago

Sport

Bat wins B Grade table tennis final

B GRADE Thursday night: preliminary final. Bat (Yeti and Corin) defeated Ball (Trish and Cameron) three to two. Team Ball got off to a solid start leading two to one with evergreen Trish winning her singles match and doubles with Cameron. However...

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Sentinel-Times

15 Jun 2025

Community

Newhaven College students recognised in international engineering competition

A TEAM of five dedicated Year 11 students from Newhaven College has achieved international recognition for their outstanding work in the Real World Design Challenge (RWDC) – an annual STEM competition that engages high school students (Years...

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Sentinel-Times

15 Jun 2025

Sport

Local flavour at Motocross Championships

NEWHAVEN College Head of Senior School, Mr Brett Torstonson, was honoured to be invited by Chris Townsend and his son, Baylin, to attend one of Baylin’s National Motocross Championship events recently at Loy Yang, near Traralgon. “One of the...

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Sentinel-Times

15 Jun 2025

Community

Loch Food & Wine Festival a succulent success

IT WAS every foodie’s dream on Sunday as Loch held their annual food and wine festival in weather that was near perfect. Predicted to rain and with a raft of red umbrellas on hand, organisers and festival goers were relieved to find it was...

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Sentinel-Times

15 Jun 2025