IT was a big day at Boyer Oval last Saturday with four games of football played. The New Norfolk District Football Club men’s teams hosted the Lindisfarne Two Blues and the women hosted Claremont White in their first home game of the season. The day started in relatively good conditions
THE New Norfolk Golf Club is hoping that the community can provide information to assist with identifying the people responsible for unsolved crimes. In particular, the club has experienced a number of break-ins at its machinery shed in recent months. Items that have been stolen include a number of brush-cutters,
Frost Warning for the Upper Derwent Valley, Central North, Midlands and South East forecast districts Issued at 10:20 am on Tuesday 11 May 2021. Severe frosts with temperatures down to -4 degrees which can cause significant crop damage are forecast for Wednesday morning in parts of the Upper Derwent Valley
A PROVISIONAL distribution of preferences in the Legislative Council election for the seat of Derwent saw the sitting member, Craig Farrell, declared the winner on Friday afternoon. This was followed by the formal announcement – the declaration of the poll – on the steps of the Legislative Council in Hobart
Road Weather Alert for the Upper Derwent Valley, North West Coast, Central North, North East, Central Plateau, Midlands, East Coast and South East forecast districts. Issued at 11.46am on Sunday 9 May 2021. Slippery roads following a dry spell will make driving conditions potentially dangerous during Monday in parts of
SCORES from today’s SFL games at Boyer Oval where the New Norfolk senior side scored a nine-point win over Lindisfarne. SENIORS: New Norfolk 18.9 (117) d Lindisfarne 17.6 (108)RESERVES: Lindisfarne 10.12 (72) d New Norfolk 9.5 (59)WOMEN: Claremont White 4.1 (25) d New Norfolk 3.4 (22)COLTS: Lindisfarne 16.14 (110) d
THE 12th print edition of New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News is on the streets tomorrow (Friday) with another 32 pages packed with purely local news. Among the 50-odd items in the paper is a great story introducing the new owners of Maydena’s new cafe, general store and fuel stop.
IT was a disappointing day on the road for the Eagles last Saturday with all teams well beaten by a strong Huonville outfit. The day started with our colts playing in foggy conditions and ended with a comprehensive demolition by Huonville in the senior game. Things turned around on Sunday
Saturday 1/5/2021 Petrusma Monthly Medal Stroke – A Grade gross: J. Rainbird 74 c/b, G. Heron 74, A. Lowe 75; Nett: T. Lowe 74-6-68 c/b, D. Armstrong 80-12-68, L. Griffith 76-6-70; B Grade gross: D. Hack 88, G. Triffitt 89, B. Coy 90; Nett: G. Duggan 83-14-89, M. Smith 87-15-72
LEGISLATIVE Council president Craig Farrell looks set to be returned as the member for Derwent in the upper house of Tasmania’s parliament following yesterday’s double-duty election. What started out as a scheduled vote for two Legislative Council divisions, including Derwent, turned into a State Election five weeks ago when premier
Legislative Council election results – Derwent – click here House of Assembly election results – Lyons – click here
COLTS: Huonville 14.14 (98) d New Norfolk 6.9 (45) COLTS: Huonville 14.8 (92) d New Norfolk 5.5 (35) SENIORS: Huonville 22.28 (160) d New Norfolk 10.5 (65)
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