Saturday 15/4/2023 Stableford – A Grade: J. Miller 43, J. Bomford 38, J. Smith; B Grade: J. Gregson 44, M. Wardlaw 41, S. Triffitt 39; C Grade: J. Cox 40, I. Welsh 37, J. Broadhead 34 c/b; NTP: 3RD J. Wilton, 6/15th A. Lowe, 8/17th J. Bomford; Superpin: J. Bomford;
TASMANIA Fire Service volunteer crews from Magra and New Norfolk are attending what has been reported as a shed fire at Back River Rd, Magra. The incident was reported at 9.41 tonight (Monday) and a light tanker and three heavy tankers were deployed to the scene. On arrival, the crews
ROUND 2, 2023: NEW NORFOLK v BRIGHTON THE New Norfolk District Football Club welcomed the Brighton Robins to Boyer Oval on Saturday for a feast of football with four games on the menu. There was another good crowd in attendance in cloudy but mild conditions. Following a large crowd at
THE search is on for more than 100 members of the New Norfolk High School class of 1973. A reunion of the graduating class of that year will be held on November 5, and more than 70 of those old scholars are already likely to attend the function at the
NEW NORFOLK NEWS images from the New Norfolk District Football Club’s debut in Division 2 of the SFLW at Boyer Oval today (April 15) that saw the Eagles record a huge victory over Brighton, 103 points to 19, and go straight to equal-first on the ladder, sharing top spot with
FORMER Meander Valley councillor Susie Bower has been re-endorsed by the Liberal Party for a second tilt at the seat of Lyons in the next federal election, which is due by the middle of next year. Ms Bower came close to unseating Labor’s Brian Mitchell at last year’s election and
THE Eagles’ senior women’s team has made a triumphant debut in Division 2 of the SFLW today, with a comprehensive victory over Brighton at Boyer Oval. The Eagles were promoted from Division 3 by virtue of winning last year’s grand final. The premiership flag will be presented at about 2.15pm
NEW NORFOLK DISTRICT FOOTBALL CLUBCLUB NOTES – APRIL 15 IT was a great start to the season off field last week with a good crowd at Boyer Oval in attendance for the Eagles’ clash with the Claremont Magpies. Unfortunately, it was not a great start to the season on the
MEMBERS of the Derwent Valley Council’s outside workforce have been earning praise for their work in the development of a new garden at the Humphrey St reserve in New Norfolk. Several members of the staff took a personal interest in the creation of the Queen’s Jubilee Garden, which was funded
RICHARD and Janet Onn have been key contributors to the community since arriving as the new owners of the then BP New Norfolk service station in 1976. In recognition of their decades of service, they have been named this month’s recipients of the Derwent Valley Community Achiever Award. Janet quickly
IT did not take long for the newest teacher assistant to settle in at St Brigid’s Catholic School last term. Employed on an AFL Sports Ready traineeship, Aidan Featherstone is an old scholar who has returned to the school in his quest to become a teacher. Aidan, 18, attended the
THE Derwent Valley Council’s two new community development officers have hit the ground running in an effort to make the most of their 12-month appointments. Danielle Walker and Katrina Cullen have been with the council since January, temporarily filling the shoes of Bec Tudor, who is on leave. Katrina and
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