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Football Natimuk United's Elle Treloar attempts to kick the ball out of the ruck during her side's round six-game against Laharum. The Rams recorded their first ever win in the women's football competition, defeating the Demons 3.6 (24) to 2.3 (15). 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.

General News Free to Read Ryder Gould, Parker Hallam, Charlie Williams, Clancy Weir and Spencer Williams (front) take part in the Peter Hallam Fun Run & Golf Day in Hopetoun on Sunday, June 28. The event was organised to honour the late Peter Hallam and raised $10000 for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation. They all got together to celebrate friendship and community, and to raise vital funds for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation.

Football Rupanyup's Blake Turner and Swifts' Jack Cann (right) track the loose ball during the side's senior football clash on Saturday, June 27. The Panthers secured thier third win of the season, defeating the Baggies 15.6 (96) to 13.5 (83). 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.

Rural Picture: Donald Weather Station According to the Bureau of Meteorology, Horsham has recorded 64.4mm for June, with the average for the month being 49.1mm. Stawell has recorded 109.4mm, Longerenong 62.2mm, and Ararat 119.6mm for the month, with the average June rainfall as 63.7mm, 44.2mm, and 57.6mm, respectively. Horsham recorded the highest rainfall for the month on Saturday, June 13, with 12.4mm.

General News The Dimboola pool is set to get $430,000 of funding. 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 Dimboola Banner. You can update your subscription in the account area for no additional charge. Account Share: Most Popular

Football Taylors overcame a 19-point deficit at three-quarter time to deefeat Natimuk United, earning their first win of the year. 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 to any of these newspapers: The Wimmera Mail-Times, or WMSport.

General News Free to Read St Brigid's College students, Elizamary Joseph (Yr 10), who plays Mrs Bucket, and Henry Taylor (Yr 7), who plays Grandpa George, are preparing to bring the magic of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to life at the Horsham Town Hall from July 23-25. With more than 55 students involved across the cast and crew, the production aims to provide opportunities for students with a wide selection of interests and talents, both on stage and behind the scenes.

Hockey Dimboola Roos’ Jennie Hauselberger and Yanac’s Erin Alexander were amongst their respective team’s best players on Friday evening. 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 to any of these newspapers: The Wimmera Mail-Times, or WMSport.

General News Hindmarsh Shire Council is currently reviewing their library services and is asking for community input, which closes on July 12. Libraries support creativity, knowledge and learning, social connection and access to physical and online resources.

General News Warracknabeal Girl Guides two units pictured together, with leader Kirsty Holland, leader in training, Delie Rowe, and unit helpers Brooke McKenzie and Lucy Schilling. We have five new gumnut guides for girls aged 5-8yrs and one new guide in our 7-12+ age range, and a returning guide renewed her promise to rejoin our unit.