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Fun focus at Horsham German Fest

Fun focus at Fest

WUNDERBAR! Longerenong College students Georgia Cole, left, and Miranda Rose don their dirndls in anticipation of Horsham German Fest next month. The Horsham Agricultural Society event, from 3pm to 11pm on November 9, will be at Horsham Showground’s Maydale Reserve and feature competitions, live music and traditional German food and beer. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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PHOTOS: Walking warriors winning hearts

Walking warriors winning hearts

CELEBRATING DIVERSITY: The Koenig family, from left, Adeline, Josh, Oskar and Sallie step out at Horsham’s Sawyer Park at the weekend for a 2019 Step Up for Down Syndrome walk. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
Ally Stainton at Wimmera Spas and Pools with their Relay For Life Paint the Town Purple/Pink promotion.

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PHOTOS: Town goes pink and purple for health

Pink and purple

SUPPORT NETWORK: VICSES Horsham Unit controller Crystal Sanders says she is only able to volunteer her time because of the support of her partner Ben, who looks after their young children, Brody and Isabella, when she is away.

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SES – ‘We’re all doing our bit’

‘We’re all doing our bit’

Lachlan Turner.

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Harrow volunteer wins seniors award

Harrow volunteer wins seniors award

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‘Petal’ tea raising money for chair

‘Petal’ tea raising money for chair

PROJECT PARTNERS: Pictured from left are, Don Jago, Rotary Club of Camberwell, Geoff Eagle, Rotary Club of Horsham East, Peter Allen, Rotary Club of Camberwell and Myeloma Australia director, Carmel O’Kane, Wimmera Cancer Centre support supervisor, John Brown, Rotary Club of Horsham secretary, and Don Perry, Rotary Club of Horsham president.

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Rotary clubs champion cancer program

Rotary clubs champion program

SHOPPING OPPORTUNITY: Jennifer Meek prepares for We Love Nhill this Friday. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Join in the Nhill shopping spree

Join in the Nhill shopping spree

Tully Abbott, 2, meets a kid at the Nhill Show.

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PHOTOS: Nhill Show action

Nhill Show

WANTED: Horsham Holy Trinity Lutheran College students and Rode RAGE team members Nathan Rokebrand and Chanel Scollary are seeking donations of bikes, among other items, to distribute to isolated and underprivileged children in Cambodia. The duo, who will travel to Cambodia in December for three weeks, are also hosting a screening of the documentary Camp 32 on Saturday night to support their fundraising efforts. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Nathan Rokebrand and Chanel Scollary's life-changing appeal

Life-changing appeal

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