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Fully renovated and move-in ready — this Horsham West home has been restumped, rewired, replumbed and refreshed throughout on a generous 639sqm block.

Extensively Renovated Three-Bedroom Home in Horsham West

This fully renovated home in Horsham West has undergone major structural and cosmetic updates, making it a fresh, well-kept place to live on a 639-square-metre block.

15 January, 2026

Horsham’s supply reservoir at East Wonwondah, built in 1911.

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

Jospehine Johns encourages people to get behind the agricultural industry statewide.

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Petition seeks veto rights for Victorian farmers as projects expand

New member of the GrainGrowers National Policy Group – Southern Region is Riverside local, Emelia Sudholz.

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Local elected to grain policy group

McKenzie Creek farmer Neville McIntyre assesses his historic stables dating back to the 1880s were heavily damaged after destructive winds struck a generational farm.

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Historic building bears the brunt of storm

VIctoria Police's Major Collision Investigation Unit is investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash on the Western Highway outside of Dimboola.

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Western Highway remains closed after fatal truck crash near Dimboola

More than 300 corellas died after ingesting poisoned grain near the Horsham riverbank in April 2025. Investigators are particularly seeking information about a push-along seed dispenser seen near the river in the days before the incident.

Horsham News

Public urged to help solve corella poisoning case

Don’t let your four-legged friend be in heat stress in hot cars or on hot metal surfaces on the back of utes this summer. Farms can also be additionally hazardous so dog owners have been encouraged to actively look after the environment they experience and keep them out of harm’s way.

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Don’t let your dog suffer in the heat

With summer approaching, regular grassland observations are more important than ever to help track fire risk across Victoria. Edenhope CFA volunteer, Ian Hiller has a weekly task for about six months of the year, augmenting satellite data that informs the CFA on fire risk across Victoria. The CFA provides training and tools (such as the card Ian is holding) and is calling on more people to participate in the data reporting. For the record, Ian said the paddock pictured was “between 40 and 50 per cent” cured.

Edenhope News

CFA calls for community volunteers to monitor grasslands

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It’s beginning to look a lot like harvest...

VicGrid personnel were denied access by hundreds of farmers at Ben Duxson's gate. Ben Duxson (left) talking to VicGrid personnel (right).

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Farmers campaign gathers momentum

Carron/Boolite farmer, Jason Mellings said it was likely some farmers in the Northern Wimmera and Mallee areas would hold onto their barley harvest yields until pricing firmed.

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Wimmera barley ‘cloak and dagger” price outlook

Japanese encephalitis is rare but potentially serious and is caused by a virus transmitted through mosquito bites. Mosquitoes are usually active from mid-spring to late autumn in south-eastern Australia and health authorities recommend using mosquito nets, and screen windows and doors on dwellings. Free to Read

Horsham News

Japanese encephalitis virus detected locally

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