Cressy

  • Flight pays tribute to tragedy

    A Cressy pilot and tiger moth plane have completed an incredible journey in honour of one of Tasmania’s greatest aviation mysteries.

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  • Cressy turbines officially open

    State politicians have toured a new wind farm near Cressy.

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  • Cressy on Libs’ powerline route

    A highly contentious electricity transmission line project would shift south and travel near Cressy under a new proposal from the State Opposition. The Victorian Liberal Nationals this week revealed a plan to reroute the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project via Mortlake and Lara, using existing powerline infrastructure to send power from the state’s west to […]

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  • Business booms for young farming entrepreneur

    Werneth’s Chloe Mitchell is continuing her family’s contribution to the sheep industry, starting her own business at just 21.

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  • Cressy conjures trials success

    A healthy intrastate turnout, strong competition and improved weather have pleased organisers of Cressy’s annual round-up contest.

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  • Miners hunting gold at Cressy

    Western Victorian prospectors are hoping to strike gold at Cressy and are applying for a licence to search for the enticing metal.

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  • Cressy streets flood in storm

    Cressy residents say it’s the worst storm they’ve ever seen. And it was over just as quickly as it came.

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  • Strong winds tear through Cressy leaving major damage

    [caption id="attachment_75807" align="alignright" width="300"] A tree ripped through an aluminium fence after strong winds tore through Cressy on Friday afternoon, causing serious damage.[/caption]
    Wild winds ripped through Cressy on Friday, leaving a path of destruction that tore roofs off a house and shed, decimated trees and knocked down high voltage power towers, leaving thousands without power.

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