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Sam Winfield (middle) with Robby and Mat with on The Block set.

Block builders ride reality TV rollercoaster

The Block contestants Mat and Robby pocketed just $109,999 between them from the auction of their house on Saturday, and local builder Sam Winfield isn't backward in coming forward

3 November, 2025

The final team going to New Zealand next year for the The Golden Shears World Shearing and Woolhandling Championship on March 4-7, 2026 include Telangatuk East open blade shearer, Daniel Rogers (second from left) standing next to John Dalla, (left) who came first in the open blade category at the recent 2025 Shearing and Woolhandling National Championships in Jamestown, SA. Heading over are also two machine shearers, two wool handlers and other team support.

Local News

Sharp shearing lands local Green and Gold

The Hopetoun & District Neighbourhood House (HDNH) goes from strength to strength. Free to Read

Local News

Fun and learning on the Foundation - Grade 2 excursion to Mildura

From floods to rescues, Warracknabeal SES has served the region for nearly 50 years. Now, volunteers finally have the home they deserve: a new, fit-for-purpose headquarters in Devereux Street. Past and present members gathered on October 25 to mark the milestone occasion.

Local News

Warracknabeal SES opens modern headquarters

Brooke and Robert Wall and their family have had a run of bad luck recently.

Edenhope News

‘It makes me feel sick’: Edenhope mum speaks after ordeal

Jeparit Primary School has been a part of JWW and the students have conducted many different investigations, including surveys of the River’s ‘water bug’ life, and community actions.

Local News

Jeparit Waterwatch: 30 years water quality monitoring.

Pictured at the meeting - L-R: Allan Fenech, Sri Kasaram from the Meals Box Café, Chris Shadbolt, Jacqui James, Susan Pearse, Wilf Webster and Cr Chris Lehmann. Free to Read

Local News

Going forward

Colloquially naming it the ‘Truth Map’, an online resource detailing all renewable energy projects in Australia produced by a Queensland conservation group has drawn criticism from Climate Change and Energy minister, Chris Bowen as being from an “anti-­renewable, pro-nuclear” mindset and containing inaccuracies. But the key author, an experienced cartographer, said the volunteer-driven project used publicly available data, including from government and company sources.

Local News

Mapping out renewables footprint ignites debate

(From left) Stuart Squire executive director of the Grampians Local Health Service Network, Dr Kate Huggins Associate Professor, Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University and program director of DELIVER research program, Professor Terry Haines head of School of Primary and Allied Health Care Monash University, Hon Sam Rae MP minister for aged care and seniors, Drew Aras executive director of Western Alliance, Narelle Ryan senior project lead residential in Reach Redesign project, Grampians Local Health Service Network.

Local News

Study to improve aged care access

Kevin Ryan and his wife Ricki at the Memorial Service, October 2025 for his great great aunt, Maria Langley Cook and her daughter Louisa Jane who were murdered in 1874. They lay in an unmarked grave in the Edenhope cemetery for 107 years.

Local News

Historic Wimmera case comes to a close

Dr Felix Ritson. Opinion

Horsham News

Call the Doctor with Dr Felix Ritson: Spotlight on the microbiome

In good faith - feature photo

Local News

In good faith

All graduates attended the Celebrations Day assembly and watched a video of the school's journey with other schoolmates.

Local News

Year 12 graduates make final lap

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