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Mia Rees tracks the ball as she readies a shot in one of St Michaels' rubbers against Horsham Lawn.

Horsham Lawn defeat St Michaels

In the final round before the Christmas break, Horsham Lawn defeated St Michaels in the Central Wimmera Tennis Association pennant competition.

16 December, 2025

BGLC chairperson Chris Harrison (left), Colin Gorton On Country Manager and Chris Santagiuliana, CFO at the Wotjobaluk Festival Saturday

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Festival success for BGLC

Kaniva's Timothy Meyer tracks his ball during his side's division one clash against Coughlin Park. Photo by ROBIN WEBB

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Horsham Golf enters Christmas undefeated

Horsham's Cameron Penrose made the kindest of cuts on Friday and in turn raised more than $5000.

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From long locks to big smiles: Penrose’s chop raises thousands for charity

Lauren Jelly with her trophy haul following an outstanding 2025 National Eightball Championships, including her first women's singles title. Photo by JAY WINDROSS

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National Championship adds to Jelly’s historic career

Lubeck Murtoa's Oliver Garth Lindsay is bowled by Matthew Combe for a golden duck in the Mudlarks second innings

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Bullants, Combine, Warriors claim first-innings points

More than 65,000 students received their official VCE results on Thursday, marking the end of 13 years of schooling.

Duces names: hard work pays off for high achievers

Michelle Rethus, Horsham Rural City Council deputy mayor Rebecca Sluggett and Laura Bald.

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SPARK secures funding for two more years

Perserverance pays off. Standing with the bronze award for Festivals & Events in the 2025 Victorian Tourism Awards is Jamie Ouy, Chan Ouy and Grampians Wimmera Mallee Tourism chair, David Jochinke. The winner was Phillip Island’s Island Whale Festival and runner-up, Adventure Park Geelong's Winter Glow Festival.

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Steampunk among best in state

A Grade players, Harshdeep Singh and Josh Dunn, were waiting for a smash during last Monday's competition. Mr Singh declared as the overall topper of the season with a 120 per cent aggregate. Photo by CAITLIN SAWYER.

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Season toppers decided

Dr Felix Ritson

Call the doctor: Why reducing mosquito breeding is key to the community's health

Horsham Uniting Church will once again host its annual community Christmas lunch, providing a warm and welcoming place for anyone who may otherwise spend the day alone.

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Christmas lunch offers full course of companionship

A group of women knits socks to send to Australian soldiers serving overseas.

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Christmas not as we know it

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