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Colourful characters at Nagambie Book Week

There was a colourful array of characters as old classics and modern favourites were brought to life at the Nagambie Primary School Book Week parade on August 21.

David Rak

23 Aug 2019

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Crack a cold one in Nagambie

Sitting back and enjoying a nice cold beer on the shores of Lake Nagambie sounds enticing.

David Rak

23 Aug 2019

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Massive cash injection for local hospitals

Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes has announced a $14.76 million investment for nurses and doctors at Seymour Health and $194,000 at Nagambie HealthCare.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Massive cash injection for local hospitals

Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes has announced a $14.76 million investment for nurses and doctors at Seymour Health and $194,000 at Nagambie HealthCare.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Action needed on regional rail

Frustrating delays on country train lines are leaving more and more regional Victorians stranded, with V/Line punctuality plummeting again in July.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Plenty happening at St Joseph’s Nagambie

It’s been a busy start to Term 3 at St Joseph’s Primary Schoo, Nagambie, with several activities happening around the school.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Seymour FM says thanks

The many volunteers and sponsors of Seymour FM were thanked at a recent function at the Royal Hotel, Seymour.

David Rak

21 Aug 2019

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Barefoot Investor visits Kilmore

Year 4 students at The Kilmore International School (TKIS) learnt how to save money from the best when “The Barefoot Investor” Scott Pape visited the school.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Work on bridge set to begin

Works to protect Seymour’s heritage-listed Old Goulburn River Bridge are set to begin in September.

David Rak

21 Aug 2019

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Ribbon cut at Visitor Information Centre

Nagambie’s Visitor Information Centre has officially opened its doors.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Jonathan Dick arrested in Melbourne

Seymour’s Jonathan Dick has been arrested in a bloody scuffle after spending more than two years on the run, following the murder of his brother at a Melbourne shopping centre.

David Rak

21 Aug 2019

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Avenel Tennis Club is gearing up for the coming season

With the tennis season fast approaching, Avenel Tennis Club is preparing for another bumper season.

David Rak

21 Aug 2019

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Plenty of action despite the weather

Despite the elements, the Motorcycling Victoria female participation program was a success.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Flood levee concerns raised

The method and motive behind Seymour’s controversial $20 million flood levee proposal has been questioned by residents.

David Rak

22 Aug 2019

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Youth advice sought

Nine local students have been selected to have their say about the future development of an outdoor youth space at Chittick Park, Seymour

David Rak

20 Aug 2019

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Seymour in Spring set to return

Bethany Webster was the lucky winner of the survey prize for the Seymour in Spring campaign, drawn in December last year.

David Rak

20 Aug 2019

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Sacrifices remembered

At a ceremony on Sunday, the Mitchell branch of the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia remembered the 60,000 personnel from the Royal Australian Navy, Australian Army and the Royal Australian Air Force who served in Vietnam.

David Rak

21 Aug 2019

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Dancing for joy after Rock ‘n’ Roll donation

The Women’s Shed of Seymour is decked out with new equipment, thanks to the Seymour Rock ‘n’ Roll Club.

David Rak

19 Aug 2019

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Chance to get creative

Victorian secondary school students will have the chance to learn from industry-leading creatives as applications open for the Victorian Government’s creative learning partnerships program.

David Rak

19 Aug 2019