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Jeparit volunteers Wayne Werner, Pat Logan, Steve Commane, Anne Marie Werner, Craige Proctor, Natalia Aguirre, Teresa Smith, Debra Schumann, Wendy Werner and Robert Lewis at the Volunteers Week celebrations organised by the Hindmarsh Shire Council on Wednesday, May 20.

Council celebrates Volunteers

THE Hindmarsh Shire Council celebrated National Volunteer Week with special community sessions in Jeparit and Rainbow on Wednesday, May 20.

1 June, 2026

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Smiles with Sally: Smiles for health

Event organisers Melissa Powell (RLG&NH), Dianne Roberts (RLG&NH), Nicole Miller (WWHS), Anish Poudel (WWHS) and Marg Unger (SMCP).

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Help is at hand

A soldier settler worked his block with horses and by hand, despite the debilitating effects of his exposure to mustard gas.

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Settlement scheme learned from hardship

Support Rainbow's daycare - feature photo

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Support Rainbow's daycare

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The Nhill Football Ladies Committee who organised the Ladies Day, Charlotte Foulds, Lucy Marshman, Jess Dahlenburg and Maddie Mellington.

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Nhill Ladies Day raises $1300

Building a house - feature photo

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Building a house

Road resurfacing works were carried out on Federal and Winifred streets in Rainbow as part of the council's annual capital works program.

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Resurfacing works in Rainbow

Beautifully renovated - feature photo

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Beautifully renovated

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Wimmera Caravan Club celebrating 30 years of relaxing trips.

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Caravan Club celebrates 30 years

Council adopts key policies - feature photo

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Council adopts key policies

Western Bulldogs premiership player Tom Boyd will visit Warracknabeal this Friday to speak with Wimmera students about mental health, football and life beyond the game.

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Premiership Bulldog Tom Boyd visiting this week

Hindmarsh mayor, Ron Ismay said the recent Victorian Budget did not reflect the infrastructure burden per resident regional councils shouldered compared to their metropolitan counterparts.

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Budget sparks frustration

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