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Warracknabeal Thirds won four premierships between 1960 and 1964, playing in a tough North Wimmera League competition.

A Warracknabeal Football team known as “The Bulldogs”

FREE TO READ: A treasured football blazer from the Warracknabeal Thirds Football team has been kindly donated to The Warracknabeal Historical Society.

7 July, 2026

“We’re swimmer sure I cancel.” What? And I was so looking forward to doing some laps. Tech can be useful, but Wimmera names are clearly a challenge for some computer software. (Obviously a stock photo – my desk is too clean in this.)

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Call the doctor: The Weight Of Responsibility

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In good faith

Gwen Holland, 84-years-old of Ailsa, reflects on her life growing up in the Warracknabeal area, working as a clerk at the Warracknabeal District Hospital, and on the family farm.

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Gwen Holland recounts memories of growing up rural

Horsham-born Flight Lieutenant Bruce Calder McKenzie, July 31, 1944.

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Life of an airman

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Babblers

Strapper Liana Cimino was happy with race 1 winner Ferrario.

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Bobbin off to flying start

Sixty years after defeating a highly fancied Stawell side by 27 points at City Oval, Warracknabeal premiership players are preparing to share the stories all over again. Organisers Ian Bibby and Max Wright hope at least 20 of the 38 premiership players can attend on August 15 at Anzac Park.

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Premiership Lions reunite after 60 years

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Quambatook pulls in national honours

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Eagle Wings Rise hits the market

Warracknabeal Girl Guides two units pictured together, with leader Kirsty Holland, leader in training, Delie Rowe, and unit helpers Brooke McKenzie and Lucy Schilling.

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Guide promise ceremony

Woods’ Farming and Heritage Museum welcomed the Victorian Governor, Professor the Honourable Margaret Gardner AC (middle), to Rupanyup, where she met volunteers, including Adrian Tyler and founder Michael Woods, and explored the region’s rich history.

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A Warracknabeal Football team known as “The Bulldogs”

Old the news that’s Fitz too prince

Call the doctor: The Weight Of Responsibility

In good faith

Gwen Holland recounts memories of growing up rural

Life of an airman

Babblers

Bobbin off to flying start

Premiership Lions reunite after 60 years

Quambatook pulls in national honours

Eagle Wings Rise hits the market

Guide promise ceremony

Victorian Governor tours Wimmera landmarks

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