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Three cheers for local shed

Celebrations were in full swing at The Women’s Shed Seymour as the group celebrated its third birthday.

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Editorial

Who will be your voice?

McPherson Media group editor (non-dailies) Andrew Mole has worked with News Corp, Fairfax, AAP, Channel 9 and what is now Seven West Media in Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide and Perth. But he has never seen a more concerted campaign to officially try to shutdown Australia’s freedom of speech.

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Beware of fake tradesmen in area

Seymour and district residents are being warned about fake tradesmen offering services across the region.

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Popular bishop retires

Bishop Michael Hough gave his last sermon to the Anglican Parish of Central Goulburn on June 16.

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Another reunion for the ages

In 1973, friends Coral Akers (née Berry) and Joy Waugh (née Sommer) talked about arranging a 40th birthday get together with friends from their school days.

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Options GO for awards

Seymour’s Goulburn Options has been nominated in the 2019 Victorian Regional Achievement and Community Awards.

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Overhaul of state’s fire services on the way

CFA Acting District 12 Operations Manager Colin Brown said brigades in the district would be unaffected despite controversial fire services reform legislation passing through state parliament last week.

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Chilly night for a good cause

Stepping out of your comfort zone is never easy but Travis Heeney took part in something, unfortunately, too many Australians are doing every night.

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Works alter timetable

A temporary timetable will be used for the Seymour train line in July to allow for sleeper replacement works.

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Call for GV Hwy repair

A motorist is calling on VicRoads to urgently repair a section of the Goulburn Valley Hwy near the Tallarook Rd junction.

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Plastic bag ban boost

A team of six young people from Strathbogie Shire will push for a statewide ban on single use plastic bags at the YMCA Victoria Youth Parliament next month.

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‘Exciting’ business lunch

Nagambie Bendigo Bank is hosting a women in business event on July 9.

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Artistic visit a family reunion

Northern Territory artists Anna, Jeannie and Rosemary Pitjara were in Tallarook recently to produce collaborative artwork with their families.

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Awards open

From the U3A and Meals on Wheels, to the Cancer Council, the historical society and her local church — you name it, Seymour’s Margret Sloane is probably volunteering in it.

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Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser

Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea has been a popular fundraiser for the Cancer Council since 1994.

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Election roles up for grabs at the VEC

The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) is recruiting up to 100 would be leaders from all walks of life to train as election managers, assistant election managers, returning officers, and deputy returning officers during major election events.

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Holler for a Marshall at one-stop battery shop

Located in Seymour at 45 Wallis St, out the back of the Stihl Shop, Marshall Batteries is the town’s one-stop battery shop.

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Kilmore gets Celtic

Kilmore will celebrate its Celtic history when the Kilmore Celtic Festival returns later this month.

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SPC sold for $40 million

Coca-Cola Amatil has announced SPC will be sold for $40 million to Shepparton Partners Collective and its group of companies. Shepparton Partners Collective is a joint venture between Perma Funds Management and private investment firm The Eights...

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Changes to come for parking infringements in Shepparton

The parking inspectors you have come to recognise across town are no more with Greater Shepparton City Council making the decision to outsource the service to a third-party provider.

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Car hits power pole in Kialla

A man has been transported to hospital after hitting a power pole in Kialla this morning. The male in his mid- 20s was driving a black Nissan Nirvana ute along Archer Rd when the vehicle left the road and hit a power pole near the Sanctuary Dr...

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Eight milk varieties sold in Victoria and southern NSW recalled amid fears they may contain cleaning solution

Eight varieties of milk sold in Victoria and southern NSW have been recalled amid fears they may contain cleaning solution.

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