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10 July 2020

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Wimmera teenagers accidental heroes in Shelly Beach coast rescue
Accidental heroes

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Jannik Blair planning ahead to Tokyo

Horsham wheelchair basketball star Jannik Blair has won selection in an Australian Paralympic Games squad, which will compete at Tokyo in Japan next year. Blair, who had returned home from Spain, is back in training after a two-month hiatus from the sport. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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High hopes for Grampians and Wimmera tourism comeback

BACK IN BUSINESS: Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park manager Josephina McDonald is thrilled to be welcoming visitors back into the region after business ceased for more than three months. Picture: DYLAN DE JONG

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Brodie Cramer shares mental-health battles, advocates for Wimmera crisis centre

Brodie Cramer.

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Developers on hunt for Stawell interpretive and education centre money

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VALUABLE DONATION: Centre for Participation acting chief executive Robbie Millar, left, showcases the organisation’s new car, bought with a donation from Horsham Apex Club 15. Apex members Steve Thomas, centre, and Dylan Fulton were on hand to check out the car. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Centre For Participation grateful for Apex Club car donation

Centre grateful for car donation

OPEN TO IDEAS: Uniting Wimmera chief executive Josh Koenig believes opportunities exist for the former site of Karkana Support Services at Haven. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Development potential for former Karkana Support Services buildings

Haven site development

Northern Grampians Shire mayor Murray Emerson.

Murray Emerson: Things will change – migrants to generate socio-economic growth

migrants to generate socio-economic growth

WIMMERA HOME: From left, Jain Jacob and his wife Moble Baby with their children David, 13, Kezia, nine, and Evana, six. The Horsham family, originally from India, has been in Australia for two years, after spending the previous 15 years in Qatar. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Migrants key for regional revival – WDA

Migrants key

ENVIROMENTALLY AWARE: Horsham’s Lara Webb, 11, presented an award to Lyn, pictured, and Peter Sudholz, after she came across them cleaning graffiti on a bridge. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Lara inspired to clean up her community

Lara inspired to clean up her community

OPPORTUNITY: Sharnee Lockhart from Arapiles Gourmet is excited to be involved in the 150km Feast organised by Horsham Agricultural Society. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

150km Feast plan to help reignite region

Plan to help reignite region

Pam Clarke.

Pam Clarke: Please put your hand up for council elections

Clarke: Please put your hand up

CHANGING MARKET: Horsham’s Tim Rethus believes farmers need to adapt to market changes to help Australia gain an edge over its competitors. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Rethus: Farmers will rise to Europe chemical boycott challenge

Rethus: Rise to the challenge

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Member for Mallee Anne Webster.

Money to promote physical activity

Money to promote physical activity

Keen croquet players Marg Pope and June Werner regularly jump on their bikes and head to Horsham Croquet Club to play.Marg has been riding to the club for about three years and June, two years.Both are back enjoying their sport again after restrictions were eased and social distancing rules applied.June said riding was good exercise and because she lived south of the river she could ride over the Anzac Bridge to get to the club."It

Pedal power for croquet players

Pedal Power

Dimboola rowing Club is among many clubs who will benefit from a State Government grant.

Survival grants for sport clubs

Survival grants for sport clubs

NEXT STEP: Horsham Saints players, from back left, Cody Helyar, Max Bryan, Sam Breuer and Cody Bryan and Gage Wright at an unofficial training run at Coughlin Park. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Wimmera football Rebels' opportunity to prove themselves in revised NAB League season

Opportunity to prove themselves

Tony Caccaviello.

Cricket leader Tony Caccaviello urges development push in uncertain time

Cricket push in uncertain time

FAMILY FUN: Hayley Crute takes her children Angus, 8, and Matilda, 5, for a swim at Horsham Aquatic Centre, which has reopened with limited hours. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

Patrons embrace new routine at Horsham Aquatic Centre

Patrons embrace new routine

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Pigeons off to a flying start

Off to a flying start

Horsham Golf Club.

Horsham Golf Club Club appoints professional

Club appoints professional