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Brendan Stemp celebrates a win at Chelsea Flower Show
16 per cent rate rise angers Ararat farmers
Department of Education at Horsham College after bungled report
Wimmera Woodturning Guild success
Qube and Wimmera Container Line on notice
Glimmer of hope for Warracknabeal's Target Country
Wimmera celebrates National Families Week
Wimmera to pay more than city under fire services levy
Pathways to Harrow wins major award
HARROW Bush Nursing Centre has been named Western Victoria's Volunteer Group of the Year.
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INTERACTIVE: Tornado death toll revised down
OKLAHOMA: Death toll from massive tornado revised down to 24 but dozens are still missing.
Hunters shoot at property owner
ORANGE: Police are looking for two men who shot at a Springside farmer yesterday.
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Rugby union push for the Wimmera
Ararat wins thriller
ARARAT won a thriller over Horsham RSL Diggers by nine points at Horsham City Oval on Saturday.
Kalkee puts district league teams on notice with huge victory over Laharum
KALKEE put the rest of the competition on notice at the weekend with a thumping 69-point win over ...
Burras edge out Eagles
AN inaccurate Minyip-Murtoa edged out Warrack Eagles by 25 points in a scrappy contest at Minyip Recreation Reserve.
Saints's stellar start
Horsham Saints put in another impressive performance at the weekend, beating Stawell by 62 points at Coughlin Park.
Swifts continue revival
SWIFTS continued their early season revival with a convincing 65-point win over Harrow-Balmoral at the weekend.
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Man acquitted of people smuggling charges
He helped sail a leaky fishing boat packed with 97 asylum seekers to Christmas Island but a court found he ...
Malware fight goes public on the web
At any one time in Australia about 16,500 devices are infected with malware, according to ACMA.
Bomber stabbed in domestic spat
Essendon footballer Nathan Lovett-Murray is in hospital after being stabbed in Melbourne's north on Tuesday.
Teens, technology, law: when sexting is not pornography
When three US high school students from Virginia made cellphone videos of drunken sex acts with fellow teens and shared ...
Fewer Australians starting apprenticeships
The number of Australians starting apprenticeships has dropped dramatically, according to figures from a government research centre.
Wong lashes out at Christian lobby
A virtual war over gay marriage has broken out between key Labor government figures and a powerful Christian lobby group.
Women
More than just scones
The CWA is busy building a place in the hearts of the younger generation.
Angie 'an inspiration'
Breast cancer survivor Jackie Marcus-Aare praises Hollywood actress Angelia Jolie's latest move.
Planning ahead
Time poor? Not a problem, says Bill Granger, who has the answers.
A feast of flavours
Recipes for Moroccan spiced chicken; barley, roasted cauliflower, almond and feta salad; and basbousa with pistachio and almond.
Bill to ban 'anti-vax' kids from preschools
Early childhood centres could have the right to refuse children who haven't been vaccinated.
Obese mums-to-be on rise
Health concerns have been raised over pregnant women in the Hunter Valley
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'Offensive and hurtful': Hadley returns fire after Carlton spray
Ray Hadley has returned fire at his former radio rival Mike Carlton, describing him as "the most hateful ...
Easybeats film 46 years on? Too easy
It took Peter Clifton more than 40 years to get his first film onto the big screen, but ...
Mike Carlton lashes Australian Story for 'selective edits' over Ray Hadley comments
Mike Carlton has launched a stinging attack on the ABC's Australian Story, claiming his comments were "selectively edited" ...
Brutal reviews: Baz felt full force of Gatsby bullies
As The Great Gatsby continues a triumphant opening around the world, Baz Luhrmann has conceded that some of ...
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Daily horoscopes: Wednesday, May 22
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Wednesday, May 22, 2013.
Limited options upset medical students
The ACT Health Directorate has been accused of bullying final-year ANU medical students.
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Life inside a fat cell may be as complex as the universe itself.
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The 'budget airline of hotels' set to open in Australia
The Tune hotel chain could offer some of the lowest room-rates in years.
Kirra Surf Apartments
If it was a few kilometres up the Gold Coast Highway you would be paying more than double ...
'You're not doing this in my home': lesbian bed ban sparks threats and abuse
The owners of a New Zealand guesthouse who refused to let a lesbian couple share a bed are ...