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Murrindindi Little Aths at Regional Athletics Competition

Murrindindi Little Aths at Regional Athletics Competition

OVER the weekend, a determined group of Murrindindi Little Athletes braved the Bendigo heat to compete at the Regional Athletics Competition. Across two big days, seven athletes took on 28...
Murrindindi Masters at Marysville Golf Club

Murrindindi Masters at Marysville Golf Club

LAST Saturday Marysville Golf Club members hosted the second round of the FoodWorks Murrindindi Masters with 93 players braving the heat to play a stableford round on the beautifully prepared...
Man Walk visits Yarck for special outing

Man Walk visits Yarck for special outing

Alexandra Newsagency changing hands after 16 years

Alexandra Newsagency changing hands after 16 years

Protecting a hospital under threat

Protecting a hospital under threat

Gender report and Murrindindi Masters for Yea Golf Club

Gender report and Murrindindi Masters for Yea Golf Club

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Today our members were called to Gooram Falls to assist a man that had fallen over on the rocks and hurt their head and arm.

Our members located the man alongside Gooram CFA and police. We liaised with oncoming High-Angle Rescue crews from SES Alexandra Unit, SES Marysville Unit and FRV Wangaratta to explain the situation and the need for a rope rescue to get the person up from the falls.

We spoke with Ambulance Victoria paramedics on scene who deemed the man was well enough to walk out. The combined high-angle rescue crew from CFA, FRV and SES helped guide the man to flat land using ropes and harnesses.

We wish the man a speedy recovery and thank our neighbouring emergency services for coming across to help us out on this job.
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