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New sections added to cater for Wimmera Music Eisteddfod entries

Entries boom

KEEN TO COMPETE: Piano student Elsa Drendel will compete in next month’s Wimmera Music Eisteddfod. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Rainbow jam session first of many

Rainbow jam

COME ON DOWN: Rainbow musician Ben Gosling plans to host regular jam sessions for aspiring musicians in his home town. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
READY TO JIVE: From left, Horsham Rockers president Wayne Lang with members Dianne Bolwell, Noel Brown and Rod and Lorraine Armstrong are looking forward to the club’s 25th anniversary celebration. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Horsham Rockers rocking on for 25 years

Rockers

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Winter holiday program at Horsham Town Hall

Curiosity

ON SHOW: Melbourne photographic artist Michelle McFarlane was grateful to be able to display her work at Natimuk’s Goat Gallery earlier this month.

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Michelle McFarlane's art in focus despite restrictions

Art in focus

JOYFUL RETURN: Punarvi Joshi enjoys the return to Horsham School of Dance classes after the easing of latest COVID-19 restrictions late last week. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: Disruptions affecting development for dancers, gymnasts

Disruptions affecting development

REFLECTIONS: Goff Letts, Northern Territory’s ‘father of self-government’ is pictured with an autobiographical book he has written, which is now available to the public. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Goff Letts autobiography unveils a busy life

Autobiography

HE SHOW WILL GO ON: Ararat Musical Comedy Society’s production of ‘steampunked’ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is scheduled to open at Stawell Entertainment Centre on Friday. Director Emily Friedrichsen said after nearly two years of planning and work ‘there’s no way we are letting COVID-19 stop us from taking centre stage, putting on a show that will bring smiles and laughter to us as a group and the community’. Storyteller Deidre Andrews, pictured, will join almost 30 cast members for six performances. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: Lights, camera, action for Snow White

Ararat Musical Comedy Society

ROMANTIC COMEDY: St Brigid’s College students, back, from left, Poppy Peters, James Burton, Grady McCourt and Scarlett Munday-Terry; and front, Ulani Hobbs, Daniel Bell and Murphy Wright rehearse the school’s upcoming production, Midsummer Jersey.  Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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St Brigid’s students return to stage for Midsummer Jersey

Return to stage

PREPARATION: Horsham St Brigid’s College students Maddie Carracher, left, and Lucy Avery research topics for a Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award competition, on June 25. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Junior speakers to compete for Legacy honours

Junior speakers

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