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Yea Saleyards: Lighter cattle sell better at June store sale

Yea Saleyards: Lighter cattle sell better at June store sale Yea Saleyards: Lighter cattle sell better at June store sale

LOWER weighted cattle sold better last Friday at the June Combined Agents Store Sale at the Yea Saleyards. Around 1400 head of cattle were yarded across the four livestock vendors in Yea, down from the bigger numbers of the numerous May sales. Elders Livestock Agent Andrew Hill provided details on the June sale.

Thank a First Responder Day showcase

Thank a First Responder Day showcase Thank a First Responder Day showcase

TODAY is Thank a First Responder Day 2026, designed to encourage the community to give thanks for the incredible work first responders do and the families that support them. Thank a First Responder Day was established in 2020 as a way to publicly express gratitude to the hundreds of thousands of first responders who are […]

A great crowd at the truck show

A great crowd at the truck show A great crowd at the truck show

THE 29th annual Alexandra Truck, Ute and Rod Show was held on Sunday, June 7 in perfect conditions, surprising given the recent rain. It was estimated that over 15,000 people attended the event, with trucks coming from as far afield as Coffs Harbour, as well as from Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales and […]

Annual UFO Meeting at Highlands Hall for Yea Yakkers

Annual UFO Meeting at Highlands Hall for Yea Yakkers Annual UFO Meeting at Highlands Hall for Yea Yakkers

LAST weekend saw the Yea Yakker’s annual UnFinished Objects (UFO) Meeting at the Highlands Hall. Running across both Saturday and Sunday, the event is in its 20th year and gives people the opportunity to work in a group setting on unfinished projects, including quilting, cross stitch, embroidery, etcetera.

Pat Jane speaks about her life in Alexandra and beyond

Pat Jane speaks about her life in Alexandra and beyond Pat Jane speaks about her life in Alexandra and beyond

NINETY-five year old Pat Jane was the youngest of eight children, but sadly the twins passed away. Pat said, “I had a very lovely mum (Lucy) and dad (Jim Walker) and siblings. I was told I was quite spoiled, but I didn’t protest about that.”

Truck show ready to roll on June 7

Truck show ready to roll on June 7 Truck show ready to roll on June 7

THE 29th annual Alexandra Truck, Ute and Rod Show will be held on Sunday, June 7, during the King’s Birthday long weekend. Organiser Andrew Embling said that this year’s show is “looking to be about the same size as last year, but you never know, we just might get a few more trucks come along.”

Deer harvest report 2025: Alexandra ranks in most popular hunting areas

Deer harvest report 2025: Alexandra ranks in most popular hunting areas Deer harvest report 2025: Alexandra ranks in most popular hunting areas

THE Game Management Authority (GMA) last week released the Estimates of the 2025 deer harvest in Victoria report, which showed an estimated 158,500 deer were harvested by recreational hunters last year; down from 167,600 in 2024 and 66 per cent above the long-term average of 95,400 since 2009.

The vital work of the Yea Cancer Charity

The vital work of the Yea Cancer Charity The vital work of the Yea Cancer Charity

SIMONE Sier from the Yea Cancer Charity gives $1000 to anyone in Murrindindi Shire who has a cancer diagnosis, with numerous people being helped out multiple times. Having funds available is such an important thing when a cancer diagnosis is received, as all of the different medical treatments can end up costing a lot. There […]

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