Posts in Category: People
Sue Dolling plays 500th netball game
NOT many netball players can say that they have competed in 500 games. A few weeks ago Mansfield champion Sue Dolling was battling pneumonia and…
Back to the saddle
IN 2015 Mason Tait was droving cattle for a living. Pushing them along the high plains of Benambra, there was plenty of time to day…
Paula Allen reflects on being awarded foundation’s top cop
MAKING a difference is what first attracted Paula Allen to the police force. Fresh faced and not long out of school, she felt an urge…
HarperCollins acquires Mansfield novelist
MANSFIELD’S young author, Gabriel Bergmoser, has had his latest book snapped up for both a book and movie deal. HarperCollins Publishers Australia has acquired the…
Hayley does it again
HAYLEY Wilson has again made history, after taking out the silver medal at the first ever Olympic Qualifier for Women’s Street Skateboarding in London. On…
Stoney shortlisted for Telstra Business Women’s Awards
LAST Friday was International Women’s Day – and what better way to acknowledge that than to celebrate the achievements of one of Mansfield’s most successful…
Love that lasts a lifetime
TOMORROW is Valentine’s Day. Alone on the family farm, Bill Griffiths will wake just like every other morning. Wandering to the kitchen, he will put…
Big skies, beautiful views
SINCE waving goodbye to Alice Springs on a 44 degree day in late January this year, Linx Macpherson and her husband Tom Slattery have become…
Return to the saddle
FOR 10 years, Annalie Squires dreamed of the day she would return to the saddle.
Pursuing her hobby and creating a new life
MANY times it has been asked ‘Why do people move to the High Country?’
The Lock doctor unlocking the secrets of helping others
NEIL Allen has faced many changes during his working journey over the past 30 plus years.
Big win to open Reserves’ season
ROUND 1 of the GVL had the Eagles’ Reserves on the road to Shepparton to take on the Shepparton Swans, and with the weather also…
