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Gwen Holland recounts memories of growing up rural
Gwen Holland (nee Hayter) was born in Warracknabeal in June 1942 to Harold and Olive Hayter of Ailsa. Mrs Holland was an only child and grew up on the family farm at Ailsa, where
4 July, 2026
General News
Skip to holidays
Rainbow P-12 College students celebrated their final day of school on Friday, June 26, with an energetic Jump Rope...
4 July, 2026
Local News
Babblers
BARRY'S CORNER: There are three types of babbler in Western Victoria and...
Local News
Bobbin off to flying start
Jockey Cian MacRedmond gave Andrew Bobbin victory in the second race of...
Local News
Kaniva drinking Dimboola-sourced water
RESIDENTS and visitors of Kaniva will now enjoy fully treated drinking...
Council
Council backs tough budget
The Yarriambiack Shire Council unanimously endorsed its budget for the next fiscal year at its June meeting.
3 July, 2026
Bollard ire heads to council
A PUBLIC meeting of residents on Natimuk Road on Saturday morning...
Local News
Road closure to facilitate intersection upgrade
Residents and motorists are advised to prepare for temporary traffic...
Local News
Yarriambiack satisfaction improves, but Warracknabeal residents flag roads
Warracknabeal residents have given the Yarriambiack Shire Council one of...
Rural
Wet June gives way to drier outlook
The region has experienced a wetter-than-average June, with the El Niño threat expected to impact Victoria’s winter...
1 July, 2026
Local News
New scholarship targets soil health
As Australia’s farming landscape changes, a growing number of farmers...
Local News
Longerenong hosts Agronomy Week
Longerenong College students put theory into practice during Agronomy...
Natimuk fire exposed phone risks
When fire threatened Natimuk on January 9, the town also faced a...