Updated ( 01/02/2012 )
Give us a break

A GROUP of loyal holidaymakers at the Bright Holiday Park is disgruntled over significant changes made to the popular tourist destination. more --->

Treasure trove of activities

MAKING colorful animal enclosures, treasure boxes and creating jewellery are just some of the fun activities several children have been involved in during the summer Vacation Care Program. more --->

Safety barrier is needed ...

AN accident near the Marascos Lane turnoff on the Happy Valley Road that was like a scene out of an action film has sparked calls for VicRoads to install some form of safety barrier along the road to prevent further serious crashes occurring. more --->

Local huskies to have their day in history in Tasmania

A LOCAL man has been invited to Tasmania to partake in a momentous celebration of a historic event that took place in the Antarctic a century ago, taking with him a train of sled dogs. more --->

A ‘hot rod’ issue for tourists and businesses

IT is disappointing the president, Ray McDonald, of the Northern Suburbs Street Rod Club feels that business operators of Bright and surrounding areas are not supportive of the event. more --->

Chalet group in limbo over its next move

SINCE the State Government’s decision not to offer funding for the Mt Buffalo Chalet in November last year, the Mount Buffalo Community Enterprise (MBCE) group trying to restore the iconic building is yet to decide what the next step is in their quest. more --->

High flying Trnka is tops on the slopes, and also hitting the books

WITH an ATAR score of 92.8, Anna Trnka, who topped Mount Beauty Secondary College last year, has enrolled in physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University. more --->

Finals hopes firm

BRIGHT looks set for a place in the WDCA top four after defeating Whorouly/Gapsted, thanks to a six wicket haul from young speedster Michael Sullivan. more --->

Myrtleford bats need to fire

MYRTLEFORD’S under 16 side will need to produce a strong batting performance this weekend if it is to defeat Rovers United. more --->

Local Hot Shots hit the court at Open

SATURDAY might have been ladies finals day at the Australian Open but it was also a special day for 16 junior players from Personal Best Tennis as they were selected for the first ever MLC Hot Shots Australian Open tourmanent. more --->

Alpine Audax the most successful yet

AUDAX is Latin for bold and courageous, appropriate words for each rider that battled heat and pedalled a lot of kilometres to complete the different stages of this year’s event. more --->