Michael Thompson
Sports Journalist at The Maryborough District Advertiser
31 | Journo @ North Central Review | Best Sports Story Winner VCPA's 2023 | AFL Vic CMA finalist '14/'15 | All tweets mine.
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1 week ago |
ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson
ROUND seven of the Northern Football Netball League competition saw plenty of movement from teams looking to keep their form going ahead of the halfway point of the season. Whittlesea will look to rebound after taking its second consecutive loss in division two, this time away to Macleod. It means the Eagles have lost to both of the top two on the ladder in consecutive weeks.
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1 week ago |
ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson
WITH the draft Budget of the Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) revealed, a full vote to determine the future of the Goulburn River Bridge in Seymour was put to another vote at last Monday’s Council meeting, following a push from the Seymour Friends of the Bridge to revisit their decision in February to cancel the contract.
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1 week ago |
ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson
THERE is potential movement towards a resolution which involves installing traffic lights at the notorious intersection between High Street and Hamilton Street in Broadford, with a recent Mitchell Shire Council (MSC) community questions meeting providing more clarity on road plans in the area. Pushed by the Broadford Residents Action Group (BRAG), the move to include it in the upcoming MSC Budget advanced after three years of discussions.
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2 weeks ago |
ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson
THERE were mixed results across the Whittlesea region in the Northern Football Netball League (NFNL). Whittlesea has lowered its colours for the first time this season, losing to Diamond Creek in a clash which pitted first and second by 31 points at the Whittlesea Showgrounds. The Creekers got the jump on Whittlesea, kicking four goals to two in the opening term to lead by 12 points at the opening change.
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2 weeks ago |
ncreview.com.au | Michael Thompson
Wallan’s Big V women powers onWALLAN had a mixed weekend in the Big V competition for round eight. The Panthers were well in the game against Southern Peninsula at RB Robson Stadium on Saturday night, but a last term 20-13 run meant that the Sharks stole a march on Wallan to run away with a 74-67 victory.
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I think the Celtics still might win this series you know
This is by far the best game of the year
Magnificent chase, it really was. Can't help but feel, though: A) Reid needed to lay a shepherd, and B) Gross needed to lower the eyes and hit up Ryan
TOM BROWN LAYS A GAME-SAVING TACKLE! #AFLTigersEagles https://t.co/PNc5YT9i6j
