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Nominations for Kara Kara Ward by-election close on Tuesday

Nominations close on Tuesday

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Ten-year anniversary of Horsham flood

Flood anniversary

Horsham flood in 2011.
HOOKED ON CONTEST: Prue Beltz and Kevin Dellar are excited the 2021 The Weekly Advertiser Horsham Fishing Competition will go ahead. Mr Dellar said he had been involved in the popular contest, now in its 44th year, since ‘day one’. He said the Labour Day event offered people a great opportunity for a social day out. “We’ve been in sufferance because of coronavirus and I think people are looking for something like this,” he said. Mr Dellar said organisers were finalising new regulations to ensure a COVID-safe event. “Anglers are given a 2.5-metre section of river anyway, so we’re already compliant in that aspect. But we will certainly be doing everything we need to do,” he said. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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New-look format for Horsham Fishing Competition

New-look fishing format

The Overland at Dimboola. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

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Traction building for The Overland future

Traction building for The Overland

IT’S BACK: Archie, left, and Andrew Sostheim put up parkrun flags ahead of the imminent return of the popular event on Saturday. Also pictured preparing for the event are, from left, Josie, Deacon and Clayton Pallot, Tom Sostheim, Jackie Exell and Stella Sostheim. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Organisers ready to parkrun after COVID-19 all-clear

Organisers ready to run

The 2021 Horsham Australia Day celebration will be a virtual event.

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Horsham Rural City Australia Day celebration a virtual event

Virtual celebration

Mark Sulic congratulates Russell Bird for winning at TV in a Lifestyle Wimmera promotion.

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Russell wins with LifeStyle

LifeStyle winners

BRIGADES BOOST: Pictured at a cheque handover to Westmere Fire Brigades Group are, from left, Country Fire Authority chief officer Jason Heffernan, Willaura-Lake Bolac Community Bank manager Jack Oswald, bank chairman Rowly Paterson and Westmere group officer Rod Laidlaw.

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Data connection for Westmere Fire Brigades Group

Data connection

ADVISOR: Wotjobaluk Elder Jennifer Beer, pictured with her grand-daughter Rachael Pring at the site of Horsham’s first silo art offering, will act as cultural advisor on the project, which will showcase imagery from the ‘Lost in the Bush’ story of the Cooper-Duff children and Aboriginal trackers including Yanggendyinanyuk. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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Lost In The Bush indigenous story on Horsham silo

Indigenous story on Horsham silo

MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Victoria and Sport Danielle Green cuts the ribbon to officially open a major Harrow and District Recreation Reserve redevelopment alongside, from left, interim West Wimmera chief executive Paul Brumby, Harrow Tennis Club president Troy Shrive, Harrow-Balmoral Football Netball Club president Tony Phelan and mayor Bruce Meyer.

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Milestone Harrow celebration for new facilities

Milestone Harrow celebration

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