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Golf: Langford, Martin reign supreme again Original
Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort 2026 golf champions Jay Ar Martin and Judy Langford. Experience, determination and sheer golfing brilliance shone through at Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort on Sunday, with two of the club’s most decorated champions, Judy Langford and Jay Ar Martin, adding yet more silverware to their remarkable careers.
Columnanidus calitzdorpensis ichnogen. ichnosp. nov: A new Middle Pleistocene subterranean termite trace fossil from South Africa
Introduction Ants and termites have independently evolved complex eusocial behaviours, in which colonies function as a single, cohesive ‘superorganism’ working together to improve their survival and reproductive success. This advanced behaviour is mostly evident in the construction and excavation of their large nest structures, for which above-ground mound features can reach up to 10 m (Pullan, 1979).
Golf Boosts Cancer Support Original
At last Wednesday’s Silver Service Dinner, Presentations and Gala Auction Event attended by some 120 people were, from left, Andrew McKinlay, Dario Prighel, Pat Randall, Tracy Wynde and Marcus Leonard.
Robbo reaches remarkable 300 Original
Sean Robinson at Lonsdale Reserve Mulwala last week, soon to play number 300 senior game for the Lions. By Robert Muir Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Described as one of the cleverest footballers ever to play for Mulwala, Sean Robinson is hoping to play his 300th senior game for the Lions this Saturday at Congupna. It is a race against the clock at the moment, with the talented onballer nursing a hamstring strain sustained a fortnight ago.
Grants boost active community groups Original
Members of the Rutherglen Swim Club’s community will benefit from an Indigo Shire Council $4,000 grant for equipment upgrade. Photo: Rutherglen Swim Club Facebook image. Rutherglen Swim Club’s equipment will be boosted with a $4,000 grant. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content It was one of 12 Get Active Indigo Grants 2026, totalling $30,000, decided at Indigo Shire Council’s latest monthly meeting on May 19.
Green light for major 86-lot subdivision in Rutherglen
An aerial image showing the site of the proposed development on the southern side of Scott Street Rutherglen, on the western side of town. A major new housing development set to reshape the western side of Rutherglen has been given the green light, with Indigo Shire councillors.
Council united behind Ageing Well Strategy Original
Liz Seeliger was one of the original Ambassadors for Federation Council’s Ageing Well Advisory Committee and continues to be a driving force of the Ageing Well Strategy. Federation Councillors and executive staff have applauded Liz Seeliger’s address supporting the Ageing Well Strategy in the public forum before Federation Council’s May 19 meeting.
Waggy doing well Original
Mitch Wagstaff (behind star Shaoib Bashir) on the balcony at Lords after his side Derbyshire defeated Middlesex. Former Corowa cricketer Mitch Wagstaff is making plenty of runs for Derbyshire Seconds and could find himself in the seniors before too long. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content He was 12th man for the firsts in Derbyshire’s at Lords last week against Middlesex in the County Championships Division Two match.
Roads top priority in budget Original
Road improvements remain the number one infrastructure priority for Indigo Shire residents. Indigo Shire residents say road improvements remain the top priority as ratepayers are in line for a state-capped 2.7% rate rise in the shire’s draft budget 2026/2027 which is on public exhibition. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content At last Tuesday night’s May 19 meeting, Indigo Shire Council endorsed its draft budget 2026/2027 following a 5:2 vote of councillors.
Big $14,000 plus from Biggest Morning Tea
Volunteers at the Friends in Common Biggest Morning Tea at Mulwala Water Ski Club. Photo by Les_Garbutt Approximately $14,000 was raised from last Thursday’s Biggest Morning Tea – the annual Cuppa for Cancer – which was supported by over 50 businesses and attended by 210 people.
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