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Babblers - feature photo

Babblers

BARRY'S CORNER: There are three types of babbler in Western Victoria and they all prefer open wood land to live.

3 July, 2026

Celebrating some refreshing Dimboola water to drink in Kaniva is (from left) West Wimmera Shire councillor Richard Hicks, Kaniva College teacher Dylan Feduniw, Progress Association secretary Courtenay Wallis, GWMWater acting managing director Sally Marshall and GWMWater chair Caroline Welsh.

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Kaniva drinking Dimboola-sourced water

Eagle Wings Rise hits the market - feature photo

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Eagle Wings Rise hits the market

The Dimboola pool is set to get $430,000 of funding.

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Roads drain rural budget

Hindmarsh Shire Council is currently reviewing their library services and is asking for community input, which closes on July 12.

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Libraries – have your say

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Sally Pymer.

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Smiles with Sally: The slowest winning time

In good faith - feature photo

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In good faith

Fort Queenscliff's long history includes being used as the central command headquarters for fixed defenses protecting Port Phillip Bay during World War Two. Photo: MICHAELGG

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Murder on the Queenscliff fort

Bird flu a disaster waiting to happen - feature photo

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Bird flu a disaster waiting to happen

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Hindmarsh Shire Council meeting agenda - feature photo

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Hindmarsh Shire Council meeting agenda

WB convoy carries message - feature photo

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WB convoy carries message

Dr Felix Ritson.

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Call the Doctor: Small acts make a lasting difference

Men of the 23rd Battalion inspecting the 28cm German railway gun after its capture by AIF troops on the Somme, August 1918.

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Veterans' Voice: All enduring on the Western Front

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