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Giant pumpkins on show

Moyston

Judd Poter, 12, with a giant pumpkin grown by his grandfather Russell Phillips and his grandchildren. Will be entered in the Moyston Easter Market Giant Pumpkin competition. (Russell owns Grow Master Grampians in Ararat)

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Arts council to support Wesley

Arts

Chris Versteegen.
UPCYCLED: Ss Michael and John’s Primary School students, including Maella Watson, Abbey Netherway and Eadie Hartigan, show their decorated houses to Peter Ryan, who made the tiny houses for the students.Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Peter Ryan showing the spirit of giving

Education

A street parade, market, live entertainment and a vintage rally are among the attractions listed for the four-day Warracknabeal Easter Festival, which begins on Friday.

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Fun for all at Warracknabeal Easter festival

Festival

Back, from left: Bendigo Bank staff members Melissa Howard, Raylene Britten and Amanda Ingeme, Dimboola Lions Club member Lou Catania, and Good Friday Appeal Dimboola area manager Debbie Clark. Front: Bank manager Wayne Anderson, Cadence Smith and son Monty, who has been a patient at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital in recent weeks.

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Dimboola Easter Egg hunt

Easter

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Goatfest film fest in Natimuk

Goatfest

PLAYTIME: Amelie and Tenulie enjoy Ararat Rural City Council’s Nature Play Day.

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Nature inspires play day

Ararat

SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN: Blender Studios’ Adrian Doyle hosts a workshop at North Park, Stawell, with participants Diana Holden and her grand-daughters Chloe and Olivia.

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Art inspires Stawell skate mural

Stawell

Wimmera Steampunk Festival opened in Warracknabeal at the weekend. Picture: Ben Cronk

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Steampunk parade unites

Steampunk

REUNITED: William ‘John’ Dunstan with a photo of his father, Thomas, which will once again hang in St Arnaud’s Dunstan Library after being lost for nearly 20 years.

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Missing portraits returns to St Arnaud

St Arnaud

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