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Santa and Mrs Claus at the Festival in 2024.

Warracknabeal Gears Up for Annual WAG Christmas Festival

Warracknabeal is set to sparkle once again as the annual WAG Christmas Festival returns on Sunday, December 14.

13 December, 2025

A group of women knits socks to send to Australian soldiers serving overseas.

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Christmas not as we know it

Alana Morrow with the Danny Stain tribute band members after a sell-out concert in the Warracknabeal Town Hall. Alana owns AlanaM Productions and regularly brings artists to Warracknabeal and the surrounding district for music events. (Alana and Danny Centre).

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Smiles and toe tapping at tribute concert

Recovery takes time - feature photo

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Recovery takes time

Brim edges out Warracknabeal in a nail-biting finish, with the final result decided by just two games in the mixed sets.

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Antwerp, Arkona record strong wins in round 10 tennis

Warrack's Lauren Kellett coils up for a serve.

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Antwerp, Arkona record strong wins in round 10 tennis

At 91, Bob McIlvena’s has long experience with working on the Wimmera’s water supplies and gathered information on the region’s environmental history with the precious resource. His new book, ‘Waters Of The Wimmera’ explores the subject and Bob hopes it will be considered a valuable reference to help shape the future.

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Waters Of The Wimmera: Bob goes with the flow with new release

The festive spirit has arrived at Clinton and Tennille Jonasson's family home, with their Christmas lights display featuring Bluey.

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You're doing great, Jonassons!

Spacious lifestyle living in the heart of Harrow - feature photo

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Spacious lifestyle living in the heart of Harrow

VicGrid personnel were denied access by hundreds of farmers at Ben Duxson's gate. Ben Duxson (left) talking to VicGrid personnel (right).

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Farmers campaign gathers momentum

In good faith - feature photo

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In good faith

THE recent harvesting of the ‘Burra Ag’ paddock to raise funding for Minyip/Murtoa Football Netball Club changerooms has run to schedule and is yet another good news item for the community involved in a combination of upgrades at the Minyip Recreation Reserve. With critical power upgrades needed to accommodate some of the new facilities, the community has also just won a $10,000 grant towards that project from the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal’s Strengthening Rural Communities program.

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Powering on Minyip Recreation Reserve projects

Women distribute Christmas billies to men in Cairo, Egypt, December 1915.

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Christmas cuppas from home

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