Seymour trainers on track

THE well-named Slippery Thinker scored a win for Seymour trainer Jamie Gibbons on Saturday at Alexandra at only his fourth raceday start.The three-year-old by...

Letters to the Editor, March 17, 2026

A big thank youI’d like to say a huge public thank you to the delivery driver and owner of Cheesy As Mate. On Friday...

Pet of the Week

Our Very Important Pet of the Week is Enid.Enid is a very sweet and kind young lady who enjoys playing along with her...

Dancing and singing feature at Wallan U3A

WALLAN U3A community group held its annual registration day at Wallan Neighbourhood House last Friday morning.The University for the Third Age (U3A) is a...

A great divide brews

EMOTIONS ran high last Monday as Seymour residents pleaded with Mitchell Shire Council to hear their concerns about the effect of a proposed new...

Leaving a big legacy

AFTER three decades in the classroom, student/teacher support worker Josie Westcott is saying goodbye to Upper Plenty Primary School, a place she says she...

Resident unease over Tootle Street plan

RESIDENTS in Tootle Street have expressed anger against proposed housing developments which have continued to add to the Mitchell Shire Council’s (MSC) frustration against...

Longwood concert success

THOUSANDS of people flocked to Longwood on Saturday night as the small town hosted a sold-out bushfire relief concert aimed at supporting communities affected...

Brigade ready for Good Friday drive

KILMORE Fire Brigade is launching its annual Good Friday Appeal next month.Kilmore CFA member Garry Callinan coordinates the doorknock appeal to help raise funds...

Sustainability shops set to open

TWO new reuse shops will open this Saturday, March 14, at the Wallan and Seymour Resource Recovery Centres.Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) is partnering with...
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