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Buloke Shire Council's chief executive, Wayne O'Toole, resigned on Monday, July 7, after serving the shire for eight years and as a CEO for three and a half years.

Buloke CEO resigns after eight years with organisation

Buloke Shire Council's chief executive, Wayne O'Toole, has resigned from his position after serving the organisation for eight years.

14 July, 2025

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Master plan set to be developed

Hindmarsh Shire Council has successfully secured $40,000 for Key Strategic Sport and Recreation Master Plans through...

14 July, 2025

Local News

Principal bids farewell

A special morning tea was held on Thursday July 3 by the Hopetoun P-12...

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My week with Wimmera Mallee News

I had the opportunity to take part in the work experience program as a...

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Primary school successful in CRT program

Warracknabeal's St Mary's Primary School Parents and Friends Association...

Council

HRCC seeking answers on new drought funding

Horsham Rural City Council mayor Ian Ross has expressed his disappointment with the Victorian Government's recent...

11 July, 2025

Local News

Council adopts 2025/2026 budget

Hindmarsh Shire Council adopted the 2025/2026 Budget of $10.336 million...

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Council Adopts 2025–2026 Budget

Horsham Rural City Council adopted its 2025–2026 Budget and the...

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Extended opening hours granted

Library users will soon have access to the facilities in Horsham Library...

Rural

Government to streamline kangaroo management

The Victorian Government has announced plans to streamline kangaroo management in the state, and the Victorian...

11 July, 2025

Local News

Presentation perfect - position perfect

7 Rainbow Rd Warracknabeal $385,000 Bed 3 | Bath 1 | Car 2 | 1002m2

Waters of the Wimmera News

“If you don’t know where you’ve been, how do you know where you’re going?” A history of the remarkable Wimmera water ways

Wimmera historian Bob McIlvena 90, who has spent many years researching...

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Tyre fires off-limits

Farmers in the Wimmera Mallee are being warned afresh to be careful of...

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