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This business is ideal for an owner operator with plenty of opportunities to expand into extra lines and is being offered on a walk in, walk out bases with the price including all the stock. Free to Read

Current owner looking to retire after 30+ years

This is the first time this business has been offered for sale in over 30 years.

5 February, 2026

The view of the Grass Flat fire looking toward Natimuk and Quantong from Horsham on January 9, as it swept across thousands of hectares of farmland, taking homes and buildings with it.

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Victorian Bushfires claims above $200m

With wool markets lifting recently, Lubeck farmer, Graham Maher believes there is a good potential in 2026 for “a golden window” in grazing returns. But there are still more than a few weeks yet to run of fire risk. Picture: Graham Maher

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Rain break to determine two-year dry outcomes

After January’s fires, roadside slashing, burning and grazing are back in focus, with renewed debate over how roadsides should be managed in the Wimmera.

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Droving: The disappearing Aussie Icon

Dr Felix Ritson addresses the recent fires and the impact on wellbeing in this week's column. Opinion

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Call the doctor: Coping after catastrophe

Edgar William Chenoweth was born on 22nd July 1898 at Lorquon (Lowan) near Nhill. He asked his mother for written permission to enlist underage. He will never be 20. Free to Read

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Veterans Voices: Edgar William Chenoweth

Barry's Corner: Shady tree needed - feature photo Opinion

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Barry's Corner: Shady tree needed

Investment opportunity awaits - feature photo Free to Read

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Investment opportunity awaits

Victoria’s Roads: Where your wheels, rims and suspension go to die. Opinion

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Driving on Victoria’s roads: a whole new alphabet of pain

Harvest is wrapped at Longerenong College, with solid yields despite lower-than-average rainfall, thanks to timely spring rain.

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Harvest delights at Longey

The Wimmera is bracing for an intense heatwave from Saturday, with temperatures forecast to surpass 42°C, and fire danger expected to rise sharply. Free to Read

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Heat, fire danger to rise over next few days

Mackenzie Falls has long been a tourist attraction in the Grampians. The picture shows the kiosk at Broken Falls, or Cranages, near the top of the falls during the 1940s.

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No Water - No Life: A History of the Mackenzie Creek (part two)

Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of farmers is the Look Over the Farm Gate funding program from the National Centre For Farmer Health.

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Funding for farming communities in tough times

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