News Southern 80 behind the lens By Riverine Herald Feb 11, 2024 Speeding: Doindough flies down the river. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Photographers Aidan Briggs and Steve Huntley were behind the lens to capture all of the action from the 2024 Southern 80. Launching: Supernova gets away in the Bakers Blitz. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Off and racing: The Brimstone skiers set off during the Bakers Blitz. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Taking off: Mistress heads off from Five Mile Boat Ramp. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Air-time: I-Robot puts the hammer down to start the race. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Blistering pace: 99 F1 steams down the river. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Pointing skyward: The nose of Ghostrider rises out of the water at the start of the Bakers Blitz. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Thumbs up: Time N Money crosses the line at Victoria Park. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Max revs: HellsArsenal launches from Five Mile during the President’s Dash. Photo: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs Stop the clock: Skiers check the watch as they cross the finish line. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley All smiles: Thumbs up for this skier crossing the line. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley And relax: Skiers glide underneath the bridge at Victoria Park. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Great run: The Esky Mojo team was happy with its run. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Great effort: The TwoSly entry following a run. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Gliding: No Friction storms along the river. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Local hope: Migraine, from Echuca, flies home at Victoria Park. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Done and dusted: Boats queue up at the Victoria Park boat ramp following their runs. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Zooming: Velocity Racing navigates its way to Victoria Park. Photo: Steve Huntley Photo by Steve Huntley Related Stories News Policies which pass the pub testVictorian Labor’s latest election promises, which include letting venues make their own rules about dogs and staying open later, have been cautiously welcomed by Echuca’s biggest hospitality group, but the issue of the alcohol excise remains. By Louie Cina News Ripper Rocky rules awardsEchuca-Moama Theatre Company has stormed into the Georgy Awards with 23 nominations after a blockbuster year on the local stage. By Ivy Jensen News Sinkhole at Echuca PrimaryPeople are being urged to stay out of the fenced-off exclusion area and take extra caution with children or pets after a sinkhole which appears to be more than a metre deep appeared on Echuca Primary’s oval. By Louie Cina News The show must go onA special exhibition will celebrate 150 years of the Echuca-Moama Show by bringing together memorabilia from its long history. By Daniel Harvey Newsletter Delivered Monday, Wednesday & Friday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News Died in the line of doing his duty News Shop theft sky-high as repeat crooks drive Echuca crime News Sinkhole at Echuca Primary News Ray racks up 50 years on the railways Sport Rocket man’s miracle shots
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