Category Archives: The Northern Midlands Courier

THERE’S no doubting that fifth generation Cressy farmer Oliver Scott Young and his forebears have had to put up with some impositions on their property.

MORE than $25,000 was raised for Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania at the 40th annual Truck Run held by the Tasmanian Truck Owners and Operators Association at Longford Showgrounds on March 5.

THE Ross Community Sports Club (RCSC), Veterans Cricket Tasmania and concerned residents are looking for a compromise on the proposed felling of old pine trees along the perimeter of the recreation ground.

GAIL and Gary White have given up much of their spare time for more than 20 years to take care of the day-to-day running of the Ross Uniting Church which sits on top of the hill at the southern end of the village.

Riley Troy is a country kid from Campbell Town who has been treated like a rock star in the city of London as one of the world’s best players of the online game Apex Legends. Invited to compete

Tasmania’s historic town of Oatlands has a wonderful problem of its own making – there is too much to see, according to a growing number of visitors on the Heartlands journey drive between Launceston and Hobart.

THOUSANDS lined the streets of Evandale last weekend, many in period costume, for the Evandale Village Fair and 40th National Penny Farthing Championships.

THE patience of Tunbridge residents who have waited for three years to have the historic Blackman River Bridge repaired has finally worn out.

WHETHER you’re into two, four or 16-wheelers, there are two weekends coming up that feature events to impress lovers of stuff that really moves.