Number one … (Photo supplied by Bruce McKean) Strathmerton’s victorious under 17 netballers are all smiles.
Way finder ... Molly Jackson liked the way the Vikings used runes, as demonstrated on this mystical compass.
Pass away … Best on court, Strathmerton goalkeeper Tegan Sutton gets the ball away from goal, under pressure from Picola’s Demi Morrison.
Fun for young and old ... Jack Robertson, Aimee Rankin, Flo Goodwin, Audrey Martin and John Fleming enjoy the chance to spend time together.
Leading from the front … Katunga under 17 captain and BOG medallist Max Hendy drives the ball forward. Photo by Bruce McKean
Family affair … Michael and Kelley Laidlaw share their dual premiership glory with son Ernie.
Inside look ... Drew Scouller and Tristan McGraw observing Graincorp processing from the inside.
Handing over a great deal ... Moira Shire Visitor Services team member Tamra Coldwell gives visitor Tim Burggraftt from Gippsland a VIP card to make the most of the farm gate trail.
Celebrations begin … Strathmerton’s premiership players, coaches and officials celebrate their 2019 win. Photo by Bruce McKean
Labour of love ... The Nathalia botanical walk working group (from left): Judy Ormond, Lyn Loger, Joan Harding and Marie O’Brien.
Looking good ... Band members Marie Martin and Dorothy and Peter Heard celebrate the band’s history, and future, outside the newly renovated band hall.
Hot on your tail... Bailey Smith about to go down Photo by Bruce McKean
Photos from September 18 2019 issue
