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Ninety-four swimmers took to the pool at the Warracknabeal Swim Meet on December 13, with strong performances, prestigious perpetual trophies awarded and the final meet of the year completed ahead of the Christmas break.

Swim season breaks on a high in Warrack

Ninety-four swimmers entered the Warracknabeal Swim Meet on December 13.

20 December, 2025

Sunday’s Horsham Pacing Cup offers another opportunity for racing history to be made, joining the likes of the 2023 winner Emma Stewart-trained gelding, Like A Wildfire, driven by Zac Chappenden.

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Strong fields, family fun ahead for Horsham Pacing Cup

Horsham CrossFit will mark three years since its opening this Saturday when it hosts their annual Horsham CrossFit Games for members.

HCF CrossFit to celebrate three years

Former Warracknabeal cricketer Kevin Thewlis was inducted into the Murray Valley Cricket Association's hall of fame.

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Hall of Fame for Warracknabeal cricket legend

Warracknabeal apprentice Jamie Eckermann swapped tractors for a 600-plus horsepower Supercar as he joined the Red Bull Ampol Racing pit crew at the Sandown 500.

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Apprentice experiences life in the fast lane

Wimmera River parkrun event directors Andrew Sostheim (left) and Jackie Exell (right), and Dimboola Dash event organiser Brian Haddy (middle) showcase the Dimboola Dash Running Festival shirt, designed by Imigo Dawn.

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Dimboola Dash coming in April 2026

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Man in the Corner: The Cursed Game

More than 100 runners braved wet conditions for the 2025 Run the Beal on Sunday, October 26.

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Williams, Lewin and Toet shine at Run the Beal

Emma Hopper and Cass Roberts are running over ten kilometres per day for ten straight days to raise money for those experiencing homelessness.

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Horsham pair running to support the homeless

Sunday's bowls winners at Serviceton were Jayne Miles (skip), Mark Shawcross, Bev Makin and Ian Tink.

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Serviceton enjoys Sunday bowls for a change

Baillie Farley and Cameron Grayson holding their second-place shields in the Class 6 ARB Australian Off Road Championship next to the 697 buggy.

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Grayson races to second in debut season

Kelly Miller will compete at the Ironman World Championships in Kona this weekend (3.40am Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time on Sunday).

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Miller ready for Ironman World Championships

Wingless winner Michael Conlan in action on Saturday.

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Conlan, Roycroft claim chequered flag in Blue Ribbon opener

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