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Kinglake footballer and local policeman Cameron “Speedy” Caine today played his 350th game. Long-serving trainer Ray “Wrinkles” Bartlam this morning also joined the Coodabeen Champions on ABC Radio Melbourne for a chat. Here’s what they said.
Montmorency gave its Northern Football/Netball League Division 1 finals aspirations a massive boost, defeating Macleod by eight points in a dramatic Round 17 encounter at De Winton Park yesterday.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) this morning issued a Severe Weather Warning for Damaging Winds for people in parts of Central, East Gippsland, South West, North Central, North East and West and South Gippsland Forecast Districts.
A look ahead to Round 18 in the Northern Football/Netball League Division 3 as the home and away season draws to an exciting conclusion.
The finals race remains wide open with two rounds remaining in the Northern Football/Netball League’s Division 2.
Strap yourself in for a whirlwind finish to the Northern Football/Netball League Division 1 home and away season.
Kinglake Football/Netball Club identities Cameron “Speedy” Caine and Ray “Wrinkles” Bartlam earlier today spoke with ABC Melbourne’s Coodabeen Champions.
It’s the time of year when Murrindindi Shire send out rate notices to pay for roads and rubbish.
State Member for Eildon Cindy McLeish MP has serious concerns following new data released by the Police Association.
A Seymour man has died after crashing his mobility scooter into a park bench earlier this month.
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After eighteen rounds we come down to the “White Ribbon” final round of the first AFL Outer East Division 2 season. Whilst Kinglake will make the finals other Murrindindi Shire based teams face a “mathematical equation,” and we’ll know who’s in the final five come Saturday night.
Alan Moir is a Walkley Award winning editorial cartoonist and currently Saturday cartoonist for The Sydney Morning Herald. Get your Moir fix by visiting Alan Moir.
Kinglake’s shock 78 point loss to Powelltown in round 15 was the ‘kick up the bum’ that the Lakers needed according to senior coach Andrew Fairchild, after his side knocked off Yarra Junction by 43 points on Saturday.
Alan Moir is a Walkley Award winning editorial cartoonist and currently Saturday cartoonist for The Sydney Morning Herald. Get your Moir fix by visiting Alan Moir.
Alan Moir is a Walkley Award winning editorial cartoonist and currently Saturday cartoonist for The Sydney Morning Herald. Get your Moir fix by visiting Alan Moir.
Alan Moir is a Walkley Award winning editorial cartoonist and currently Saturday cartoonist for The Sydney Morning Herald. Get your Moir fix by visiting Alan Moir.
Richmond FC wheelchair footy player Adam Georgelin has launched the PUSH ON Wheelchair Challenge and will travel in his wheelchair from Tallarook to Mansfield along the Great Victorian Rail Trail.
Alan Moir is a Walkley Award winning editorial cartoonist and currently Saturday cartoonist for The Sydney Morning Herald. Get your Moir fix by visiting Alan Moir.
Another media outlet claims that Murrindindi Shire has had extensive communication with Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change and Solar Homes , Lily D’Ambrosio regarding wombat shooting at “Dude Ranch.”
Whilst the Lakers got away to a quick lead at the Kingdome, Yarra Junction slowed the scoring rate after half-time in the closest Division 2 game this weekend. Powelltown smashed Yea out of the park at Yea and Yarra Glen easily accounted for Alexandra.
Full time footy scores for AFL Outer East Division 2.
Kinglake got a pair of hammerings last time they came up against Yarra Junction and Seville, but they’ll be hoping it’s a different story on their home patch, a patch they haven’t lost on this year.
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate 13-year-old missing teenager Leeony Johnson who was last seen in Thomastown about 7pm last Saturday, 3 August.
