General News
3 July, 2024
Your online words: Health future, corellas, school respect
MINISTER COY ON HEALTH SERVICE MERGERS Mike Akers wrote: But Dan’s sitting pretty and (got) an Order of Australia. Mick Korong wrote: And it certainly doesn’t help when you’re waiting four years for elective surgery. PETER AND SUE MOORE SELL...
MINISTER COY ON HEALTH SERVICE MERGERS
Mike Akers wrote: But Dan’s sitting pretty and (got) an Order of Australia.
Mick Korong wrote: And it certainly doesn’t help when you’re waiting four years for elective surgery.
PETER AND SUE MOORE SELL THEIR INGLEWOOD IGA BUSINESS
Helen Leech wrote: Congratulations Peter and Sue, I worked at his supermarket when it was across the road many years ago. Great asset to the town.
Bill Concol wrote: Our community owes a lot to the Moores.
BRIDGEWATER CORELLA PROBLEM STILL STIRRING READERS
Darren Quigley wrote: Those Trees at Bridgewater along the Loddon. Certainly need to be monitored.
Michelle Mead wrote: They are birds, they live in trees. Have some tolerance and let them be.
Brian Burns wrote: The birds aren’t the problem, it’s the abundance of wheat around the flour mill and the silos, that’s what’s bringing them to the town, just so happens they like to nest around water and are nesting in the trees!
Salli Dearricott wrote: Brian Burns yep, just have to look at Google maps. Culling birds will make no difference, it’s the feed bringing them in.
Steve Jefferies wrote: Gum trees come back after a bushfire, so a bit of pruning from birds won’t hurt them, been happening for thousands of years.
Chris Young wrote: Shot gun and a box of shells should do the trick!
John Haby wrote: Bird scare gun. Gone after three days use. achieves excellent outcomes! Inform the local residents about the bird dispersion gas gun can be utilised for a few days, specifically just before sunset.
Jodi Hocking wrote: it would be worth a try.
Michele Mizzi wrote: We don’t want them moving to Newbridge!
EAST LODDON P12 COLLEGE PRINCIPAL VOWS TO CALL OUT SLURS
Alex Holt wrote: A 94 year old local gentleman told me he only goes looking for the good in people and he always finds it. What a kind way to view fellow humans. There’s a lesson for us all in that.
Bernard Bracken wrote: A great stand by principal and staff.
Margaret Kirby wrote: So sad and disappointing to hear this but from what I know of East Loddon College, their wonderful core values will shine through and issues like this will be dealt with in the best way possible. Fantastic school!