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Limestone Coast residents are among National Australia Bank customers across the country impacted by a widespread digital banking outage. NAB customers have been unable to access internet, phone and app-based banking since mid-afternoon on Wednesday, leaving some unable to make payments or access banking services. The outage is affecting customers nationwide, with NAB confirming it is also experiencing issues with its telephone services.

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LCFNL – Grand Finals HOLD your heads high, boys. That is the overwhelming message for Casterton Sandford’s Under 14.5 and Senior football sides, whose grand final campaigns fell just short, at the weekend, both facing quality South Gambier sides. Battling to get a score on the board for most matches in 2025, this year the junior Cats put six wins on the board – including two in finals – and provided the nail-biter of the day at Millicent’s McLaughlin Park on Saturday.

JAMES WOMBWELL LCFNL – Under 14.5 Grand Final CASTERTON Sandford’s youngest grade of footballers fell agonisingly short of some silverware at McLaughlin Park on Saturday morning, stretching a highly-favoured South Gambier right to the limit and into an extra-time grand final, before falling two goals short of the dream.

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“SOUTH (Gambier) is definitely the best team, there’s no shame in getting beaten by them.” Recovering and regrouping on Sunday following the Senior Cats’ first grand final appearance in 27 years, coach Cal Currie was – of course – disappointed, but philosophical about the result and full of praise for his troops. “You cannot fault the intensity, the way they boys cracked in,” Currie said. “There’s some sore bodies, probably some very disappointed heads as well.

WANNON MP, Dan Tehan, had put out a final call for nominations for the 2026 Wannon Sport and Volunteer Awards, which close at 11.59pm on Sunday, 4 October, 2026. “These awards provide an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of Wannon’s sporting community and acknowledge the many people who generously volunteer their time to support others,” Mr Tehan said. “Now is the moment to make sure the individuals and groups who go above and beyond in our communities receive the recognition they deserve.

AFTER breaking a 27-year grand final drought, Casterton Sandford’s Senior football group has been dealt a major blow, announcing that coach Cal Currie will not be taking the field in 2027, due to health issues.

SHE may have added another trip around the sun to her age, but for now 104-year-old Betty Martin, age really is, just a number. When asked what she’d like to do for her big day, the answer was, get back in the saddle. So, with the help of some of her Glenelg House friends, she mounted up for a trip around the Casterton Hospital lawns., before joining family and friends for an afternoon of birthday cake and celebrations.

LLOYD ILETT – HDCA – Season Preview TAHARA must stage a complete rebuild as the 2026-2027 Hamilton and District Cricket Association (HDCA) season fast approaches, with many players being unavailable for the Blue Caps. It has been a winter from hell for the club with many of its stars succumbing to injury from winter sports and others now unavailable due to work commitments too.