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Wheatland District Church's new pastors, Darian and Mal Schultz, are ready to serve the Warracknabeal community. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

A new chapter for Wheatland District Church

WARRACKNABEAL’S Wheatland District Church has welcomed Darian and Mal Schultz as its new pastors, with the couple looking forward to connecting with the community and sharing their

6 September, 2026

The James Lawson Depot on Baille Street.

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Veterans Voices: History of the James Lawson Depot Part 1

Secretary of the Town Hall Committee, Jenny Taylor, receives the mock cheque for $2500. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Town Hall benefits from a community club grant

The Wheatlands Agricultural Museum in Warracknabeal has been officially transferred into the ownership of the Warracknabeal and District Historical Society after more than four decades of management by the organisation and it's dedicated local volunteers. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Wheatlands Museum ownership transferred

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Show schedules released as entries open online

A canola crop standing about 1.75 metres tall at Brim East has Ricky Gregor (left) and Wavell McPherson calling the 2026 season one of the best they have ever seen. Photo credit: DAVID WARD

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Canola growth amazes Brim East farmers

Pooh and Friends joined in with the Book Week celebrations. Anthony (LEFT) as Tigger, August C as Eeyore, Eve L as Winnie the Pooh, and Mason W as Piglet. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Book Week brings schools together for a colourful parade

Lentils (Year 5/ 6) Class dressed in colourful and creative costumes for the 2026 Book Week. Photo credit: NATALIE ANDERSON

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Stories come to life at St Mary’s

French motoring history met Wimmera silo art as Citroën enthusiasts cruised the region in cars spanning several decades. Photo credit: DAVID WARD

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Classic Citroëns take on Silo Art Tour

James from Warracknabeal enjoyed the Science Week activities. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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Science week sparks curiosity among local children

TOOLEYBUC farmer Scott Gladman is swimming 1,650 kilometres down the Darling River to raise funds and greater awareness for people affected by neurological diseases. Photo credit: SUPPLIED

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1,650km swim to shine a light on neurological disease

The vehicle was impounded following a police interception on Anderson Street, Warracknabeal, on early Tuesday morning. Photo credit: Victoria Police

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Warracknabeal driver caught in unregistered vehicle

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A new chapter for Wheatland District Church

Veterans Voices: History of the James Lawson Depot Part 1

Town Hall benefits from a community club grant

Wheatlands Museum ownership transferred

Show schedules released as entries open online

Canola growth amazes Brim East farmers

Book Week brings schools together for a colourful parade

Stories come to life at St Mary’s

Classic Citroëns take on Silo Art Tour

Science week sparks curiosity among local children

1,650km swim to shine a light on neurological disease

Warracknabeal driver caught in unregistered vehicle

Minyip Recreation Reserve lights up for community sport

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