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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Wed |
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Search ArticlesLieutenant Howard William Peter Hobbs
Lieutenant Howard William Peter Hobbs was born on February 25, 1919, in the farming district of Douglas. His father was Albert Hobbs, who was then forty-three, and his mother was Lucy Lewis, who was thirty-nine. He was the youngest of six children, and he attended the local primary school up until eighth grade and then completed his secondary education by correspondence. To do this, he had to leave home to live with his elder sister at Freshwater Creek near Geelong.
House of the week: Larger than it looks
Real Estate Free to Read Address: 180 Scott Street, Warracknabeal, 1,182m2 Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 1 | Car spaces: 1 Price: $439,000 This brick veneer house is a genuine family home with four double bedrooms, two spacious living areas, a formal dining room, a large kitchen with electric appliances, a stylish bathroom, two toilets, and a ducted reverse-cycle A/C.
Warracknabeal Show saddles up for equestrian action
General News Riders and horses will take to the arena for a full day of equestrian competition at the Warracknabeal Show. Photo credit: FILE Subscribe to Wimmera Mallee News to read the full story. Subscribe Already have a subscription? Please login. Login You do not have access to this article. Please check your subscription status in the account area below. Account You are not subscribed this newspaper: or Warracknabeal Herald.
Father’s Day fun | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia.
General News Free to Read St Joseph’s School celebrated Father’s Day with a special breakfast, bringing students together with dads and father-like figures for a morning of food, laughter and connection. Rahli (middle) shared a delicious feast of bacon and eggs with her dad, Kris (left), and grandfather David. Guests enjoyed a delicious egg and bacon breakfast and spent quality time with students before the school day began.
Rare lifestyle opportunity
Real Estate Free to Read Address: 546 Aubrey Road, Cannum, 10.56 acres Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 1 | Car spaces: 10 Price: $440,000 Set on about 10.65 acres and only minutes from Warracknabeal with bitumen road access, 546 Aubrey Road, Cannum, offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy a little more space without giving up the convenience of town. Inside, the home features three bedrooms, with the front-facing master complete with a built-in robe.
Flashback: October 1, 1976
General News Free to Read Sharing one of the last rides are (from left) Helen, Peter, and Leon Kafegellis of Goroke. Keith Vanstan and his miniature train farewelled Wimmera children at the Goroke Show. Vanstan brought the train from Port Fairy in 1968, and has thrilled thousands of children since. He has moved to Ballarat and will take the train with him, as he is unable to find a buyer.
Hornets set for redemption
Basketball With numerous key additions set to bolster the side, the Horsham Hornets' men's side loom as championship contenders as they start their season in Hamilton this Saturday October 3. Subscribe to Wimmera Mallee News to read the full story. Subscribe Already have a subscription? Please login. Login You do not have access to this article. Please check your subscription status in the account area below.
Stewart signs off after four decades
After more than 40 years, Scott Stewart departs the Wimmera Mallee News family, poised to embark on a new chapter in life. Since 1986, the man known by many names, Scotty, Scotts and even Stew, has been a cornerstone of the Warracknabeal Herald. When the fresh-faced 18-year-old joined the Warracknabeal Herald, photographs were on film and newspaper pages were put together by hand.
Dates set for junior tennis tournament
Sport Subscribe to Wimmera Mallee News to read the full story. Subscribe Already have a subscription? Please login. Login You do not have access to this article. Please check your subscription status in the account area below. Account You are not subscribed this newspaper: or The Wimmera Mail-Times. You can update your subscription in the account area for no additional charge. Account Share: Most Popular
Sheep shearing takes centre stage at the Warracknabeal Show
General News Ruby and Phoebe take part in the children's timber sheep shearing activity. Photo credit: SUPPLIED Subscribe to Wimmera Mallee News to read the full story. Subscribe Already have a subscription? Please login. Login You do not have access to this article. Please check your subscription status in the account area below. Account You are not subscribed this newspaper: or Warracknabeal Herald. You can update your subscription in the account area for no additional charge.