August 18 2018

Both the Rams and the Rovers were in action today with the Rams playing Tungamah at home and the Rovers played Waaia away.

Rams Football Results

Seniors won 11.13 – 79 to 10.5 – 65
Reserves lost 17.5 – 107 to 2.1 – 13
Thirds won 7.7 – 49 to 1.1 – 8
Fourths won 9.11 – 65 to 1.1 – 7

Rovers Football Results

Seniors lost 17.24 – 126 to 7.7 – 49
Reserves lost 3.8 – 26 to 1.3 – 9
Thirds won 6.5 – 41 to 3.7 – 25
Fourths won 18.21 – 129 to 0.0 – 0

Rams Netball Results

A Grade won 52 to 29
B Grade won 48 to 17
C Grade won 29 to 7
C Res won 38 to 22
17 and Under won 24 to 20
15 and Under won 67 to 9
13 and Under won 31 to
11 and Under won 7 to 6

Rovers Netball Results

A Grade lost 44 to 39
B Grade lost 63 to 31
C Grade lost 56 to 20
C Res won 31 to 27
17 and Under lost 57 to 26
15 and Under won 38 to 18
13 and Under lost 17 to 12

Conclusion

The Rams Footballers had a good day by winning three out of their four matches.

Rams Netballers had the perfect day winning all eight matches.

The Rovers footballers had a mixed day winning two and losing two.

The Rovers netballers had a tough day losing five out of their seven matches.

Rams 15 and Under team topped scoring with 67 goals whilst the Rovers Fourths kicked 18.21 – 129 in their big win.

We’ll be back next week with a new edition of Sports Talk.

August 13 2018

We have three new questions for readers to think about.

All three questions were sent to us and we are thankful for people taking the time to do so.

We do have one empty poll spot so if anyone has a sensible question just inbox it and we’ll post it.

The questions are below, computer users can vote on the right hand side of the screen and at the bottom for mobile users.

Should the CBD speed limit be reduced to 30km/h?

Would you be interested in Food Waste Recycling?

Has 102.5 and 2QN improved under their current owners?

Polls close on August 27.

August 11 2018

Both the Rams and the Rovers were in action today with the Rams playing Rumbalara away and the Rovers played Rennie at home.

In Rugby Union action, the Deniliquin Drovers played the Waratahs today in Tumut and were defeated 32 to 17.

Rams Football Results

Seniors lost 21.13 – 139 to 8.8 – 56
Reserves
Thirds lost 8.5 – 53 to 5.3 – 33
Fourths won 7.7 – 49 to 3.2 – 20

Rovers Football Results

Seniors lost 11.7 – 73 to 6.16 – 52
Reserves won 7.5 – 47 to 4.3 – 27
Thirds lost 9.10 – 64 to 6.1 – 37
Fourths won 15.10 – 100 to 1.0 – 6

Rams Netball Results

A Grade won 52 to 33
B Grade won 69 to 33
C Grade won 49 to 40
C Res won 56 to 26
17 and Under won 51 to 13
15 and Under won 50 to 32
13 and Under won 40 to 10
11 and Under won 6 to 3

Rovers Netball Results

A Grade won 72 to 23
B Grade lost 44 to 35
C Grade won 45 to 41
C Res won 57 to 10
17 and Under lost 58 to 31
15 and Under
13 and Under drew 17 all

Conclusion

The Rams Footballers had a tough day against quality opposition.

Rams Netballers had the perfect day winning all eight matches.

The Rovers footballers had a mixed day winning two and losing two.

The Rovers netballers won all of their matches that were played today.

Rovers A Grade team topped scored with 72 goals whilst the Rovers Fourths kicked 15.10 – 100 in their massive win.

We’ll be back next week with a new edition of Sports Talk.

UPDATE: The RFS will now be at the Truck Show on September 8 instead of the market.

The local Rural Fire Service (RFS) will be operating a stall at the next Lions Club Market which will be held on August 25 at Waring Gardens.

It is all part of the RFS’s ‘Get Ready Weekend’ and they will have a fire truck there but that’s not all that will be there as there is face painting, a sausage sizzle, a raffle, packs that will help families prepare for the fire season and goodies for the kids.

Buy a Bale will be benefiting from the proceeds so make sure you get something to eat and buy a raffle ticket or two.

We hope that the weather will be good on the 25th and also hope that everyone will have a great time at the market and at the stall.

July 31 2018

Deniliquin has had a below average month of rainfall with 15mm of rain falling during the month.

The long term average rainfall for the month is 29.6mm, based on that we have received just over 50% of what the town usually gets.

There is an 88.6 difference between rainfall at this point last year and now.

The town has been slightly colder in the mornings but has been more than a degree warmer during the day.

We wish the news the better for everyone and we take no joy reporting how things are but we want people to be informed about how bad things are.

July 17 2018

The winds rose around town at around 4pm with gusts reaching 70km/h and by 4:19pm it was lights out for 1153 power customers.

After news was posted, our FB page was swamped with comments as word of developments was passed around.

Power was restored to all but 350 customers by around 5:19pm and the remaining 350 waited patiently for their power to return.

By around 5:50pm the Essential Energy power map gave an ETA of power restoration of 6pm.

At 6pm the remaining 350 started to get their power back on and life started to return to normal, right in time for everyone to enjoy dinner.