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In good faith - feature photo

In good faith

IN GOOD FAITH: ‘And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more in knowledge and depth of insight’ (Phillippians 1:9).

19 October, 2025

The Dressmaker has transcended national and language barriers, wooing audiences in Portugal (where is it known as Revenge is in Fashion).

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Dressed for success: The Dressmaker movie marks 10 years

Dr Felix Ritson.

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Call the Doctor: Lessons from African villages

Leading CSIRO researchers joined Birchip Cropping Group this week to explore the next big innovations in Aussie farming — from data-driven tools to local fertiliser production.

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BCG, CSIRO unite for farm innovation

Communication personnel of Z Special Unit, Services Reconnaissance Department, on final leave during training at Fraser Commando School, Fraser Island, as part of S26 Training Group: (back) Private Haley, Private McInnes, Corporal Dart, Corporal Hywood, Corporal Wyllie, Private Kelm, Private Joy, (front) Private Norton, Sergeant MAL Collins, Private Fletcher.

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Mervyn Aubrey Lascelles Collins

Dozens of Rainbow P-12 College students welcomed Lochlan Stenhouse (Dimboola Teacher) at the Rainbow Lake. Then they ran the last three kilometres along with him to the school, where the whole school applauded and appreciated Mr Stenhouse's effort. Photo: TAYYAAB MASROOR

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Lochlan runs 70KM for Youth Minds

Sunday's bowls winners at Serviceton were Jayne Miles (skip), Mark Shawcross, Bev Makin and Ian Tink.

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Serviceton enjoys Sunday bowls for a change

On Fire - feature photo

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On Fire

Standing with two classic cars – a 2003 VY Commodore SS and 1976 HJ Monaro GTS – that will be appearing with about 40 others at the Dimboola Show are members of the P&A Society – (from left) treasurer, Ian Bridgewater; assistant secretary, Shirl King; committee member, Peter Eldridge; committee member, Karen Unger; Monaro owner, Robin Launer; vice-president, Stuart Walker; Commodore owner, Mark Launer (holding son, Archie); and president, Harvey McKinnon. With Saturday’s weather promising to be sunny and mild, the members are keen for all to come and enjoy everything on offer.

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Dimboola Show celebrates 140 years of community spirit

Let’s do the Time Warp again! With 50 years since the Rocky Horror Picture Show was released, Horsham Cinema are running a special screening on Saturday night, with dress ups encouraged and plenty of party atmosphere to enjoy.

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Rocky Horror 50-year celebration

Ready to be a collaborative space for practical hands-on work and learning how to fix and create all kinds of items, Horsham Men’s Shed is now operating financially independently after recent sponsorship ended. But it’s not just about tangible items made of wood and metal, the shed considers the well-being of men its greatest creation and welcomes blokes of all backgrounds in all situations to turn up.

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A Men’s Shed in every measure

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Australia Day Awards, which features Citizen, Young Citizen and Community Event of the Year. Get in quick, as nomination close on November 21.

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Australia Day nominations open for Horsham's next Citizen of the Year

Warracknabeal-born historian John Schubert has published The Other Kavels, a landmark book uncovering the lives of the first Prussian religious refugees to Australia and their deep ties to the Wimmera and Mallee.

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The Other Kavels reveals hidden history of early Prussian settlers

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