AFTER an inconsistent day at Shark Park last weekend, all four New Norfolk football teams return to home territory at Boyer Oval tomorrow (Saturday) for a big day of football. The New Norfolk District Football Club looks forward to a big crowd to support the home teams. It was all
TWO new life members were admitted to the New Norfolk Cricket Club when the Red Caps held their annual trophy dinner last Saturday night. The function was held at the New Norfolk RSL Club and the club expressed its appreciation to the hosts and to the trophy donors. The new
THERE was no better choice than Here Comes the Sun, by the Beatles, for the funeral of Caroline Walker in Western Australia two months ago. Known throughout the Derwent Valley and Central Highlands, Caroline was loyal, determined and full of life. After several local government and community roles from the
MEANDER Valley Councillor Susie Bower has been endorsed to contest the seat of Lyons for the Liberal Party at the next Federal Election. Liberal Party state president Rod Scurrah said Ms Bower had a strong record of standing up for regional Tasmania. “Susie has an extensive background in local government,
ROUND seven of the Southern Football League saw New Norfolk’s men’s teams travel to Dodges Ferry today to meet the home side at Shark Park, resulting in wins for the Eagles reserves and colts, and a loss for the senior side. The women’s team met Hutchins at Queenborough Oval, which
THE Lions Club of New Norfolk is celebrating National Volunteer Week by inviting members of local voluntary organisations to attend an informal get-together tomorrow (Friday) night. Anyone interested in attending is asked to let the organisers know by 10am on the day, for catering purposes. The invitation is open to
AFTER a long day at Boyer Oval the week before, when four games were played, it was a much shorter day last Saturday with just the women’s game to keep the New Norfolk District Football Club volunteers occupied. A good crowd turned out in cold but fine conditions, to see
Saturday 15/5/2021 Windsor Family stableford – A Grade: G. Smith 34 c/b, T. Lowe 34 c/b, W. Harris 34; B Grade: M. Wodhams 33 c/b, A. Watts 33, P. Foster 32; C Grade: K. Clark 36 c/b, J. Cox 36, A. Hepburn 35; NTP: 3rd D. Post, 6/15th A. Watts,
Road Weather Alert for the Upper Derwent Valley, Western and Central Plateau forecast districts Issued at 3:50pm on Saturday 15 May 2021. Snow covered roads above 600 metres will make driving conditions potentially dangerous during Saturday evening in parts of the Western, Central Plateau and Upper Derwent Valley forecast districts.
FENTONBURY doesn’t have much left in the way of town services. The school, post office, petrol station, shop and other facilities are long gone, and the nearest polling place for this month’s election was at Westerway. What Fentonbury does have is community spirit, civic pride and a sense of its
St Virgil’s Women 2.2 4.4 7.10 8.13 (61)New Norfolk Women 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Best – New Norfolk: K. Boxall, S. Farrow , G. Kube, J. Skelly, M. Tomkinson, M. Temple;St Virgil’s: F. Langford, T. Stubbs, M. Debeljakovic, S. Burridge, C. Pearce.Goals – St Virgil’s: S. Burridge 4, F.
Road Weather Alert for the Upper Derwent Valley, Western and Central Plateau forecast districts. Issued at 3:40pm on Friday 14 May 2021. Snow covered roads above 500 metres will make driving conditions dangerous during Friday and Saturday in parts of the Western, Central Plateau and Upper Derwent Valley forecast districts.
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