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Horsham residents can now track progress of the city’s proposed bypass via a new dedicated council webpage.

Horsham council launches website for bypass progress

Horsham ratepayers can now follow the progress of the rural city's latest bypass project via its dedicated website.

4 May, 2026

Freight roads in line for upgrades - feature photo

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Freight roads in line for upgrades

Natimuk Road residents have hit out at a new line of bollards.

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Residents slam Natimuk Road bollards

Nhill and District Sporting Club president Daniel Colbert (left), Hindmarsh Shire Council deputy mayor Rose Barker and mayor Ron Ismay were all smiles as the community welcomed the official opening of the $1.5 million Davis Park grandstand.

Davis Park $1.5 million grandstand officially open

Horsham Town Hall.

Horsham Town Hall security breach

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Resource strategy backed by nine councils

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Councils back resource strategy

A raised pedestrian crossing next to the Dimboola Primary School funded by Hindmarsh Shire Council and the Transport Accident Commission will act as a traffic calming measure, encouraging slower vehicle speeds and increasing driver awareness.

Raised Pedestrian Crossing at Primary School

THE Horsham Rural City Council says region not ready for government project influx.

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Council backs resource strategy

THE Horsham Rural City Council is reviewing data showing 30% of decisions were made behind closed doors last year.

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Questions raised

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Cr Ian Ross returns to council after leave of absence for health matters.

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Cr Ross returns to council

Horsham’s $3 million City Oval netball redevelopment is ready for round one. The new Hocking Street Community Pavilion, which includes change rooms, umpire areas, a social space and accessible amenities, was officially opened by Victorian Senator Jana Stewart and Horsham Rural City Council mayor Brian Klowss.

Modern, safe and secure: $3m netball pavilion officially opened

Dimboola resident La Vergne Lehmann has experience of working in the waste management industry, and welcomed the introduction of the Food Organics and Garden Organics bin service moving closer to implementation in Hindmarsh Shire. She said it was challenging for rural shires to comply with the Victorian Government requirement to have a FOGO waste collection serviuce up and running by the deadline next year, with transport and processing costs high.

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The pressure of not forgoing FOGO

Rail freight concerns after Sunshine Hub changes

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Council raises alarm over Sunshine rail changes

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