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Ray Carroll is the author of the Review's longest running segment, 'From the Boundary'. A retired coach from Assumption College Kilmore, Ray writes passionately about social affairs within the community, giving the much-loved editorial space over to much-loved current and ex-locals.
From the Boundary July 21, 2026
A GREAT JOURNOHerald Sun writer Andrew Rule is rightly highly admired for his work. He and his family lived for some years in the...
From the Boundary July 14, 2026
PAST TIMESAmid the hectic onrush of modern times, when the world in many ways seems to have gone crazy- it is sometimes good to...
Ray Carroll’s ‘From the Boundary’: July 7, 2026
THE FORGOTTEN BUSHThe highland scene is a feature of the Australian landscape.***The “bush” has inspired fine writers such as Ion Idriess, Frank Clune, Henry...
From the Boundary June 30, 2026
THE GAME GOES ONAssumption College Football, like its cricket has survived and very often thrived for more than 130 years. Its history is studded...
From the Boundary, June 23, 2026
THANK GOD FOR…Yes! Its thank God for so many people vital to our lives – surgeons, doctors, paramedics, first responders, fire fighters, the police...
From the Boundary June 16, 2026
R.I.P TWO CHAMPIONSNeale Daniher’s passing was followed a few days later by the death of Peter Ryan following a really tough health battle. Peter...
From the Boundary June 9, 2026
DOWN MEMORY LANEYoung children waving at a steam train in the fifties is a nostalgic reminder of simpler kinder times. The frantic pace of...
From the Boundary with Ray Carroll – June 2, 2026
FOREVER A LEGENDNeale Daniher’s name will live on for generations. A truly great Australian, he will be remembered by millions for his incredible fortitude...
From the Boundary with Ray Carroll – May 26, 2026
THE WINNING WAYWINTER is upon us and the footy season is well under way. Always in the early stages there is an expectancy in...
Ray Carroll’s ‘From The Boundary’: May 19, 2026
WALKING WITH THE GODSIT WAS a long time ago in the mid-50s. A teenage pal and myself travelled by train to Melbourne to watch...
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