Updated ( 1/07/2009 )
Budget value

KIEWA Valley based councillors remain upbeat about the Alpine Shire Council’s draft budget. more --->

Demons come out for last day of school

STUDENTS at Tawonga Primary School had an opportunity to display their football club loyalties last week when a footy fun day was held to celebrate the end of term two. more --->

PYJAMA PARTY:

(Left to right) Tyler Bale, Grace Johns, Lachlan Stripekis and Lily Fisher enjoy the second theme day at Lakeside Children’s Centre Childcare. more --->

Council staff ‘disillusioned’

ALPINE Shire Council faces an outdated planning scheme, staff disillusionment and poor communication in its attempt to overhaul a troubled planning department. more --->

Bill’s lasting legacy for students

AS Myrtleford mourns the loss of Basilio “Bill” Bonacci his legacy will live on through the scholarship he set up at St Mary’s Primary School. more --->

You’ll be paying more for water

NORTH East Water (NEW) customers will pay about $2 a week more on their water bill as of today. more --->

It’s simple: just don’t speed

BRIGHT police will take a no tolerance approach to speeding motorists this snow season. more --->

Savoy’s gift to fire heroes

FOUR months after Black Saturday and the generosity of the local community continues to shine through. more --->

Bullying is still an issue

BULLYING, binge drinking, boredom. more --->

Done and dusted

DEDERANG Mt Beauty’s faint finals hopes were all but destroyed at the weekend, with the Bombers suffering a 42-point loss to Rutherglen. more --->

Mt Beauty runners off to state f inals

LAST week six students from Mt Beauty Secondary College represented their school at the Eastern Zone cross-country run at Broadford. more --->