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Bowls Victoria Disciplinary Committee to investigate incident in Bendigo. Picture: Steve TannerBOWLS Victoria will investigate an ugly incident in Bendigo yesterday which left a bowler sitting on the green “stunned” after he was allegedly struck to the face. The Bendigo Advertiser reports tempers flared during the 19th end of the fiery preliminary final when Eaglehawk’s Leigh Thurwood allegedly hit Bendigo’s Tim Arnold.“Tim Arnold, skipper of the Bendigo rink, delivered a bowl and followed it do..>> view originalInfrastructure in new estates to be clear at outset
Council has plans for contribution tax to cover works. LAND buyers will know at the point of purchase what infrastructure will be built in new housing estates – and when it will be delivered – under a City of Greater Bendigo plan aimed at speeding up development. By the council’s own admission, development has at times been delayed and confusion has reigned due to a process in which housing estates have been approved before infrastructure plans have been locked in.Prue Mansfield,..>> view originalState of the nation | Sunday, March 6, 2016
BENDIGO, VIC: The line of patrons awaiting the opening of the first day of Bendigo Art Gallery's Marilyn Monroe exhibition stretched down the stairs and out onto ...>> view originalInjured cyclist in 'stable condition'
Competitor collided with team car in Sutton Grange. AIRLIFT: Ambulance officers near the scene of the accident on Saturday. Picture: GLENN DANIELSA CYCLIST who collided with a team car during a race in Sutton Grange on Saturday was in a stable condition on Sunday, a Royal Melbourne Hospital spokeswoman said.Acting Sergeant Rob Gibson, from Castlemaine police, said the young cyclist, from New South Wales was competing in the Oceania Road Championships when he was involved in an acc..>> view originalPell grieves for Ballarat: special interview
IN a rare, wide ranging interview, Cardinal Pell talks about the impact of the Royal Commission on him. Cardinal George PellCardinal George Pell says he grieves for Ballarat and prays daily for victims whose lives have been shattered by the Catholic Church's scourge of sexual abuse.In a his bid to try and set the record straight in his hometown, Australia's most senior cleric spoke directly with The Courier in Rome on Saturday. He accepted some victims may never be healed and oth..>> view originalCritical Incident Investigation has been launched following accident ...
THE NSW Police Force is in mourning following the death of an officer in a motor vehicle crash at Allandale, in the Hunter Valley, on Saturday night. THE NSW Police Force is in mourning following the death of an officer in a motor vehicle crash at Allandale, in the Hunter Valley, on Saturday night.The 43-year-old sergeant died when his vehicle hit a tree about 11.50pm after he responded to calls for help in a police pursuit through the Hunter. Paramedics attended but the officer, ..>> view originalWindow closing on streetscape feedback
Loddon Shire residents have until the end of next week to have their say on the future of their streetscapes. LODDON Shire residents have until the end of next week to have their say on the future of their streetscapes.With the public feedback period set to close on Sunday, March 13, Loddon Shire community planning manager Tim Jenkyn, is encouraging interested community members to hop onto the About Town website.Mr Jenkyn said between now and the end of next week presented a final..>> view originalGoornong, Dingee prevail in NUCA semi-final upsets
Goornong, Dingee beat higher-placed opponents to advance to NUCA grand final. GOT HIM: Elmore's Joe Harney is bowled by Goornong's Carl Thiesz for a duck in Saturday's NUCA semi-final. Picture: LUKE WESTSATURDAY SPORT PHOTOSGOORNONG’S stunning revival in the Northern United Cricket Association season continued on Saturday as it powered its way into the grand final.The Walruses – missing captain Dylan McNamara, who broke his arm at football training on Friday night - defeated Elmor..>> view originalWorld class effort for Rio
NSW: Olympic hopefuls from around the world are heading home after a summer spent paddling in Penrith. World class effort for Rio Paddling in the Penrith Whitewater Stadium rapids during morning practice.Former K1 slalom world champion David Ford has been part of a large international contingent training at the whitewater stadium.David Ford in action at Penrith in preparation for Rio. Picture: Kelly VanderBeek.Paddling in the Penrith Whitewater Stadium rapid..>> view originalBeanie Affair entries open
Castlemaine event to be held in May. ART: Entries for the 2016 Castlemaine Beanie Affair are now open.ENTRIES are being sought for the 2016 Castlemaine Beanie Affair.The event, described by organisers as an “annual explosion of headwear, colour and textile creativity”, will be held from May 27-29.The event, in which textile artists have the chance to showcase their talents, will be held in the Market Building – the Information Centre – in Mostyn Street, Castlemaine.Artists are inv..>> view original
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