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Hindmarsh mayor Ron Ismay at the recent Australia Day ceremony in Dimboola.

Mayoral Matters: January 2026

I HOPE everyone had a great finish to 2025, and on behalf of Hindmarsh Shire Council – welcome to 2026. The Christmas and New Year break is always a wonderful opportunity to catch

9 February, 2026

On its way to three locations in Hindmarsh is the Australian Government Mobile Service Centre to help with a range of support and information.

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Government mobile service centre in Hindmarsh

In Good Faith: What does the Lord require? - feature photo Free to Read

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In Good Faith: What does the Lord require?

Men of the 23rd Battalion on August 9, 1918. Picture: The Australian War Memorial Free to Read

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Veterans' Voices: Francis Edwin Bradshaw

Starting the education journey - feature photo

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Starting the education journey

Dr Felix Ritson.

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Coping after catastrophe

The start of school for 2026 means motorists should slow down and remain alert around school zones and crossings.

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Back to school road safety

Barry Clugston. Free to Read

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Barry's Corner: Shady trees

This business is ideal for an owner operator with plenty of opportunities to expand into extra lines and is being offered on a walk in, walk out bases with the price including all the stock. Free to Read

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Current owner looking to retire after 30+ years

The view of the Grass Flat fire looking toward Natimuk and Quantong from Horsham on January 9, as it swept across thousands of hectares of farmland, taking homes and buildings with it.

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Victorian Bushfires claims above $200m

With wool markets lifting recently, Lubeck farmer, Graham Maher believes there is a good potential in 2026 for “a golden window” in grazing returns. But there are still more than a few weeks yet to run of fire risk. Picture: Graham Maher

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Rain break to determine two-year dry outcomes

From Hopetoun to Horsham, the Wimmera and Mallee endured searing temperatures, with many communities passing 46°C. Mopping her brow in the heat on Tuesday, Warracknabeal Bowls Club president Edna Anderson reads the club weather station thermometer at just under 50 degrees.

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Hopetoun Heat-town: Mallee community sets new Victorian record

After January’s fires, roadside slashing, burning and grazing are back in focus, with renewed debate over how roadsides should be managed in the Wimmera.

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Droving: The disappearing Aussie Icon

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