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The Nhill Tigers are hosting defending premiers Ararat match as part of the WorkSafe Country Club games for 2025.

WorkSafe message heads to Wimmera

As Ararat hit the road to take on Nhill at home today there will be more than just four premiership points at stake: this weekend's fixture has been designated part of the AFL's

21 June, 2025

Stawell Warriors president Shane Field said inappropriate behaviour wasn't only not okay in a club situation, it wasn't okay across the board.

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Clubs reiterate 'bad behaviour' stance

Horsham's Bethany Bates runs for the ball.

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Horsham women return to footy action

Kalkee's Luke Byrne contests the bounce.

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Edenhope host improving Kalkee

The Swifts are looking forward to their first game against Noradjuha Quantong, with one eye on a possible rematch in September.

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Swifts face Noradjuha Quantong juggernaut

Laharum are looking to win its fourth game in a row when it travels to Taylors Lake.

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Laharum aim for four in a row

Harrow's Mitchell Grant kicks upfield.

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Defending champs travel to Natimuk

Rupanyup's Elliot Kelly prepares to handball.

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Rupanyup take on Pimpinio

Nhill's Jake McQueen is keen for his side to take on ladder leaders Ararat in front of a strong home crowd.

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All eyes on clash between one and two

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Warriors to host Eagles

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Dimboola look to claim their fifth win

Minyip Murtoa will be looking to claim four premiership points against Horsham to stay in touch with the top four WFNL teams.

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Minyip Murtoa look to stay in touch with the four

Points deduction plea rejected for Thunder - feature photo

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Points deduction plea rejected for Thunder

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