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Wimmera Book official launch on Saturday
After the planned launch of the book “The Wimmera - A journey through western Victoria” had to be postponed in September due to a lockdown, the team behind the book will finally have the chance to travel to Dimboola for the official launch on Saturday morning. Remembrance Day 2021
Today we will pause at 11 am to remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice during conflicts. Dougal retires and Enid takes over
Living with some medical conditions in the rural areas can be a challenge, and the minute Alison Hall had to hand in her licence, her world in the Wimmera got very small. New Wimmera book captures essence of the region
Whether you have only visited or lived here all your life, there will be aspects of life in the Wimmera that you haven’t experienced yet. Red Poppies - Torch of Remembrance
Charles Rees has written this piece about the significance of the poppy for remembrance, as we commemorate Remembrance Day 2020. Honouring our nurses in peacetime and at war
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Darren Chester is taking the opportunity today, on International Nurses Day, to recognise the contribution of nurses throughout our nation’s history. Calamitous Times of History Repeating
Charles Rees reflects on the different Anzac Day we experienced this year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and he takes a look back at what was going on a century ago. Dimboola Bowls | Last games for 2019 yield mixed results
The last game of pennant for 2019 gave Dimboola mixed results, with a win for Division Two, but a narrow loss in Division One. Safety checks to take place at Horsham Aerodrome
Horsham is one of 16 aerodromes across the state to see flight path safety checks during the first week of December, with low-flying aircraft expected to be seen in and around the Horsham district. Plastic bottle tops for a fantastic cause
The Member for Lowan, Emma Kealy has nominated her Electorate Office in Firebrace Street, Horsham as a collection point for plastic milk, water and soft drink tops that will be recycled to make prosthetic limbs for child victims of landmines in third world countries.
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