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Foundation students dressed in colourful clothing to celebrate reaching the 100 days of prep milestone at St Mary's Catholic Primary School Warracknabeal. Teachers Jess Lang (left) and Will Vo led number activities to coincide with the new theme '100 days brighter.' Free to Read

St Mary's celebrates 100 days of prep

Foundation students of St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Warracknabeal celebrated reaching the 100 days of prep milestone with a new theme of ‘100 days brighter.’

3 August, 2026

Joy Smith has been recognised for her contributions to the Wimmera Hospice Auxiliary Care over 15 years following her resignation from the charity group. Pictured are Wimmera Hospice Care Auxiliary secretary/treasurer, Maureen Webb (left), Joy Smith, and vice president Lea Crammond. Free to Read

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Fifteen years of service recognised

The husband-and-wife duo, The Austins, are set to return to Warracknabeal next month. Photo credit: SUPPLIED Free to Read

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Ashley Ubrihien will begin at Rural Northwest Health on October 6.

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New chief executive appointed at Rural Northwest Health

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John McTaggart (left), Noel Taylor, Michael Haebich, Keven Liersch, Rodney Overall and Rev James Wood with the $2500 cheque presented by the Dimboola Lodge to the Warracknabeal Shed Project. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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The July school holiday Storytime and Teddy Bears' Picnic at Warracknabeal Library gave children the chance to enjoy stories, songs, and fun activites with their favourite cuddly companions. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Beyond books: libraries support contemporary communities

From sleepless nights to manufacturing, Phil and Deb Jobson’s anti-snoring device has come a long way from its first shed-made prototype. Free to Read

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Woomelang inventor hopes to silence snoring

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Outgoing Brim Lion Club president Max Max Golder (middle) welcomes incoming president Colleen McPherson, surrounded by Warracknabeal Lion Club president David Mansfield (left), Alan Smith, Matt Crisp, Emma Mansfield and Aaron Boyd. Photo credit: DAVID WARD

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Lions clubs celebrate year of service

Committee member Sharlene McGinniss (left) and Warracknabeal A&P Society president Kristy Keys are urging the community to get behind the 137-year-old Warracknabeal Show by volunteering and attending the upcoming community meeting. Photo credit: DEE BALLINGER

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