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Current Headlines
Updated ( 1/07/2008 )
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Burning issues
LOCAL residents, critical of authorities response to the bushfires which raged across Mansfield Shire in December 2006, have welcomed the findings of a parliamentary inquiry. --->
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Traffic blitz
MANSFIELD uniform police and traffic management unit, along with the regional traffic tasking unit and dog squad, joined forces on Mt Buller Road, Mansfield on Sunday to conduct a multi-faceted roadblock and booze bus operation. --->
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Big shakeup for probationary drivers
THE most significant probationary driver changes ever come into effect today. --->
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Solar destruction
A SOLAR panel installer based in Merrijig has condemned the Federal Government’s plans to introduce means testing on an $8000 rebate, saying it will turn people away from converting to solar energy. --->
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Murals of high country huts to adorn Mansfield
CERAMIC murals which will artistically portray numerous high council huts, destroyed in the 2006/07 bushfires, will become permanent public artworks in Mansfield. --->
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Budget boosted by extra $60,000
MANSFIELD Shire Council’s 2008/09 budget has been officially adopted, with minor adjustments improving its financial position by $60,000. --->
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Banking on help for those in need
A GROUNDSWELL of interest is building for Mansfield student Zach Green and his dream of helping homeless youth, with the Mansfield and District Community Bank now stepping up to offer support to the would-be youth worker. --->
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Purchase to provide hub for company
AN old face around Mansfield is soon to have a new one, with the sale of Mansfield Express to Melbourne freight company, Auspro Logistics. --->
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Mt Howitt’s greatest discovery
PALAEONTOLOGIST John Long captured an audience of about 60 people at the Mansfield Library last Friday night, but it wasn’t as good as his catch on Mt Howitt in 2006. --->
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Geebung up for a barter
FORGET about renovating or building your place the traditional way - welcome to the 21st century, where on Mt Buller the Geebung Ski Lodge is open to the idea of some friendly bartering. --->
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It’s Broken, so fix it
THE long-awaited report on the health of the Murray Darling Basin (MDB) released late last month has provided a detailed snapshot of the health of rivers in the MDB, and the news is not good. --->
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Fox re-elected VFF livestock chief
MERTON farmer Ailsa Fox has been re-elected as the Victorian Farmers Federation Livestock Group president for her fourth consecutive term. --->
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Tears as Jan bids farewell
WHAT can you possibly say to someone when they are retiring after almost 39 years at the one job? --->
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When they’re ready
ARE we ready yet? --->
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Irvin president again
THE annual Rotary Club of Mansfield handover dinner was held at Hotel Delatite in Mansfield last Wednesday night and Graham Irvin will take the position of president for a second consecutive term. --->
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Fricke and Canavan fly
MAX Fricke has taken out the Victorian Motocross B grade state title after winning 18 races out of 18 starts during a three round series which finished at Tooleen near Bendigo on the weekend. --->
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Good one to win for Eagles
THE Eagles take on top of the ladder Mooroopna on the Cats’ home turf this Saturday, a match that would be a tall order for any side to win in the GVFL. --->
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Mansfield’s Mitchell ready for Beijing
FORMER Mansfield student, Victoria Mitchell, is off to Beijing Olympics competing in the 3000m steeplechase event. --->
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