KNTFL A grade scores | ROUND 10
The scores are in from today's round 10 of KNTFL A grade footy.
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Thursday, June 21, 2018
Fox Beach access points discussed
PublishedRobe District Council discussed some key issues in relation to Fox Beach at the June me...
Eurydice Dixon: grief must be catalyst for change | OPINION
Published by Patty Kinnersly, Ceo Our WatchFor many reasons, Ms Dixon’s death has become a lightning rod.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Lucy wins Anzac essay prize
PublishedKingston Community School has a winner in the Premier's Anzac Spirit School Prize in Lu...
Serious crash at Mount Burr
PublishedThe driver is in a stable condition.
Hooper’s closed off
PublishedRobe District Council have decided to close off Hooper's beach to cars, after interpret...
Kindy hold Biggest Morning Tea
PublishedThe Robe Kindergarten held the Biggest Morning Tea this morning, raising money for canc...
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Taking fundraising to next level
PublishedMark Vearing has taken his fundraising to the next level in setting up a raffle around ...
Men talk mental health
PublishedSome great discussions were had at the men's shed in Robe last Thursday night.
Why you should not share that ‘name and shame’ post on social media
Published by Joanne MccarthyComment: Why social media venting can be an obstacle to justice.
Monday, June 18, 2018
Stitched together over time
Published by Michelle Haines ThomasThe gaps between meetings may be big ones, but don't let long-term friendships fray.
South Australia shows its class against Vic Country
Published by Peter ArgentSouth Australia came home 27-point winners against Vic Country.
Kingston golf
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Education cuts ring alarm bells in regions
Published by Professor John DewarAt the very least, the government should exempt regional campuses.
Stars set to swing this weekend!
PublishedStars set to swing this weekend!
Sunday, June 17, 2018
Professor ‘bragged about burying bad science’ on 3M chemicals
Published by Carrie FellnerInternal company documents suggest that a renowned professor was used to "command the s...