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BARRY'S CORNER: New art centre - feature photo

BARRY'S CORNER: New art centre

I had watched the evolution of this built asset over a number of years and know some of the people who were putting the vision together.

11 July, 2025

Louie Glen readies for a smash.

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Juniors enjoy fun session

Creamy Soda's Marty Makin goes cross court.

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Sunkist down Lemon Squash

Drawn to living in Natimuk for its world-class rock climbing, Blake Wardell (pictured with some of his work) also continues to study Shodo, an ancient Japanese calligraphy art form that he first studied while living in Japan in 2019.

Shades of Shodo: the art of writing from Natimuk to Tokyo

Year 11 students of the Hopetoun P-12 College, Claire, Mickey, Jakob and Esther, enjoying the city life at the South Bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne CBD.

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Students discover Melbourne's life and career pathways

Dimboola kids Sierra, 12, Charlie, 11, and Hattie,11, are making a splash, beating extreme weather with a swim in the Dimboola Swimming Pool. Photo: TAYYAAB MASROOR

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State Government grant received for swimming pool

World War I commemorative statue 'Remembrance' on Jeparit’s Broadway was officially unveiled on June 12, 1920.

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Remembrance on Jeparit’s Broadway

Tight funding for sport and recreation - feature photo

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Tight funding for sport and recreation

Zac Pedersen, Alisha Pedersen, Bindi Abbott, The Forbidden Forest owners Shane and Kylie Harman, Tully Abbott, Indie Myers and Riley Pederson can't contain their excitement for the Gemstone Treasure Hunt.

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Ready to find them all

Wimbledon, Tour de France, test match cricket, oh my!

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Man in the Corner: Wake up Wimmera

Tony Lehmann was a pillar of the Beulah community.

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Teddy Lehmann remembered

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Modern Townhouse Living in a Thriving Location

The Barengi Gadjin Land Council and Horsham Rural City Council echoed child safety concerns following the conviction of Indigenous elder Ronald Marks.

Organisations echo child safety concerns

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