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Arts Entertainment

New Willaura exhibition

Everlasting

Katy Mitchell and Ian Kemp in conversation at Willaura Modern.

Arts Entertainment

ACE Radio the Wimmera’s pick for listeners

Radio survey results

Mixx FM’s Morning Crew hosts Gabi and Dan.
Brittany Bates. Horsham Arts Council Broadway Showcase.

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Curtains open on next big musical for Horsham Arts Council

Legally Blonde

CELEBRATING HISTORY: From left, Wotjobaluk Elder Jennifer Beer, street artist Sam Bates, Gunditjmara and Wotjobaluk artist Tanisha Lovett and Maryanne Plazzer in front of the finished Horsham silo art. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: Horsham silo tribute complete

Tribute complete

EXCITEMENT BUILDING: Horsham Rural City Band members, from back left, Meg Sleeman, Karl Carman, Elsa Matthias, Megan Kannar, Georgia Walsh, Angela Matheson and Wibur Pope; and front, Lauren Arnett, Kirilly Matheson and Sam Alborough are excited for The Big Band Bash Variety Concert. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Horsham Rural City Band to celebrate 150 years

Big Band Bash

VOLUNTEER MILESTONE: Horsham Garden Club’s Joyce Smith has been volunteering with the club for more than 40 years. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Horsham Garden Club celebrates Joyce Smith

Garden club celebrates

Ararat ‘Ride to Remember’ and gala, ‘Night of Nights’ were the branch’s two major money-raising events.

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Anniversary Blue Ribbon charity ball in Ararat

Anniversary charity ball

Imogen, Sophia, Trinity and Chontelle Gerdtz admire a historic Seymour Railway Heritage Centre train run at Murtoa.

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Train enthusiasts enjoy rare rail journey

Rare rail

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PHOTOS and VIDEO: Opening night of Horsham Arts Council's Broadway Showcase

PHOTOS and VIDEO

SHOWCASE: Wimmera River Improvement Committee member Gary Aitken, left, shows Keep Australia Beautiful judge Gail Langley and chief executive Olivia Lynch, Horsham Tidy Towns Committee chair David Eltringham and member Timothy Mudford, and Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria awards manager Emma White around Wimmera River wetlands at Horsham Weir as part of judging for national Tidy Towns awards. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER.

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Tidy Towns judge – Horsham ‘very impressive’

Horsham ‘very impressive’

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