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Almost 10 kilometres west of Natimuk is Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park, the site being a world-renowned climbing site for decades. Sweeping bans on the recreational activity imposed in November 2024 due to cultural heritage concerns have yet to be resolved.

Rock hard climbing scrambles for culturally sensitive solutions

Just over a year after Parks Victoria imposed climbing bans at Mount Arapiles (Dyurrite) on November 4, 2024, the controversy shows little sign of easing.

18 November, 2025

Horsham CFA marked its milestone with a packed open day, vintage fire trucks, and proud members past and present celebrating a century and a half of community service. The major milestone was marked by emergency services representatives from across the region, including Ambulance Victoria's Amy Bentley (left) and Hamish Griffiths, CFA's Ben Woodhart, Curtis Vanstone, Calllum Taylor, and Philip Jaboor, and FFM Vic's Lachlan Zordan.

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Horsham CFA celebrates 150 years

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Lest we forget

The rematch between the Thunder and the Rats will take place on Saturday May 23, 2026.

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Thunder to wait for grand final rematch

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Man in the Corner: The Cursed Game

West Vic Business chair Mark Clyne says the Wimmera is entering a new era of investment, growth and confidence.

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‘A Game Changer’: West Vic Business marks a milestone year

Parks Victoria work continues in the Grampians with some parts of the Peaks Trail reopening following the bushfires, but also Mount Zero Picnic Area car Park closing until February for works.

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Grampians openings and closings

Dimboola RSL president, Charles Rees.

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Dimboola gathers for Remembrance Day

Adele Robinson and Catherine Gosling are all smiles during the Melbourne Cup lunch.

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Fun and fashion

RDLG members Walter Fischer, Roger Aitken, Bruce Heinrich, Greg Roberts and Bernard Young.

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RDLG receives $10K sponsorship

While mechanical faults such as faulty bearings, hydraulics, or brakes can cause harvester fires, most header fires originate in the engine bay. These fires are typically caused by dust and debris being drawn in by cooling fans and igniting upon contact with the hot exhaust manifold or turbo.

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Farmers lead the way in harvest fire prevention

Cr Ron Ismay with Merv Schneider and Rob Lynch at the Nhill Show.

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Mayoral Matters October 2025

Last Stand will be playing for the first time in many months this Saturday. Pictured are (from left) Greg Radford (guitar and keyboard), Rod Ahearn (lead guitar) and Noel Taylor (vocals).

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Last Stand makes new stand

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