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20 January 2022

Featured Stories

Stavely Block mining watch on Grampians fringe
Consultation and transparency

Education

West Wimmera council outlines childcare proposal

Bryony Futerieal, Shelley Hartle and Brooke Claridge and their children called for childcare solutions in Edenhope in 2021.

News

Potential for value-adding – Littleproud

VISIT: Federal Agricultural Minister David Littleproud, left, with Member for Mallee Anne Webster and Australian Plant Proteins director Phil McFarlane. Picture: DEAN LAWSON

News

New faces join The Weekly Advertiser team

FRESH FACES: The Weekly Advertiser has welcomed journalists Michael Scalzo, left, and Nicholas Ridley. Picture: KELLY LAIRD

News

Mayor: Be patient and have a plan for COVID-19 isolation

Horsham Rural City Council councillor Robyn Gulline.

News

AFTERNOON OUT: From left, Regan Shaw, Cooper Mills and Zachary Jorgensen spend the afternoon swimming in the Wimmera River. Picture: MICHAEL SCALZO

Wimmera River ‘in great order’ – Wimmera CMA

Wimmera River ‘in great order’

Member for Lowan Emma Kealy.

MP goes into bat for lost school funding

Lost funding

REFLECTION: Natimuk Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s 130th grand annual show will be a major highlight of Back-to-Natimuk celebrations in March this year. Pictured are members of the society in 1898. They are, from left, standing, E. Larrad, E. Haustorfer, Mr Stewart, D. McRae, J. McClure, T. Blight, T. Odlum, J. Naismith, W. Kubale, J. McPhee and A. Duncan; sitting, G. Finck, A. Hill, G. Klowss, R. G. McClure, president, J. Brake, L. Lange, F. McComas, A. E. Beard and J. Anderson; kneeling, A. Barker, W. Nichterlein, W. Giles, A. Stenhouse and Mr Mentha.

Milestone celebrations for Natimuk ramp up

Milestone celebrations

KNOWHOW: Elmhurst’s Jen Peacock, left, gets some tips from Ararat Rural City Council’s digital-literacy support officer Moya Carroll.

Confidence boost in digital age

Confidence boost

Member for Lowan Emma Kealy.

Banking decision challenged

Decision challenged

GRAMPIANS BOUND: Ross Wilson, left, will perform at Pomonal Estate on Saturday as part of Wilson’s ‘Cool World’ show. The line-up includes Ross Wilson and the Peaceniks, The Badloves, King Canyon and Wimmera musician Andrew ‘Parso’ Parsons.

Live music among the vines with Ross Wilson

Live music among the vines

Horsham Rural City Council councillor Robyn Gulline.

Wimmers mayors map out future wishlists

Wishlists

Water storages stable across region

Water storages stable

Sport

EXCITED: Horsham’s Morgan Lane will join a Pony Club International Alliance Youth Advisory Council this year. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Horsham equestrian Morgan Lane appointed to advisory council

Morgan Lane appointed

Mikayla Smith.

Sport expo to open opportunities

Expo to open opportunities

PERSONAL BEST: Swifts-Great Western skipper Sam Cocks made 172 runs on Saturday, including 13 fours and 16 sixes. The Combine amassed 4-306 against Chalambar. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Runs galore in Grampians cricket

Runs galore

Homers all-rounder Chaminda Gamage gets airborne as he dramatically leaps for a catch during Horsham Cricket Association T20 action at Horsham City Oval. Gamage missed the chance but did considerable damage with his off-spinners, capturing 4-20 in the Pigeons’ A Grade win over West Wimmera. Picture: RILEY KEEL

Blue Panthers set for Horsham cricket return

Blue Panthers set for return

Levi Munyard and Micah Livingstone.

Bright futures for junior basketballers

Bright futures

PRECISION: Rebekah Wundke, left, and Olivia McFarlane perform a clubs routine at Horsham Calisthenics College’s concert last year. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Calisthenics College primed for big year

College primed for big year

Jedah Huf.

Finals on horizon for Hornets teams

Finals on horizon

Runner Michael White celebrated his 50th parkrun during the event.

Parkrun for all ages

Park fun