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The Weekly Advertiser Horsham, 07 10月 2026

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ArticleTERRIFIC TRAINS:

Natimuk res­id­ent Brock Mewett, 11, will again raise money for The Royal Chil­dren’s Hos­pital with a model train exhib­i­tion. This year at Natimuk Show­grounds pavil­ion after out­grow­ing last year’s National Hotel venue, people can visit by gold...

TERRIFIC TRAINS:

ArticleMin­ing licence approved

Resources Vic­toria has approved a min­ing licence for WIM Resource’s Avon­bank mine, sig­nalling a sig­ni­fic­ant step in the min­eral sands project at Dooen. The min­ing licence allows Avon­bank to move to its next phase of pro­gress­ing detailed...

Min­ing licence approved

ArticleClimb­ing access rein­stated

After years of uncer­tainty around pro­posed blanket bans on rock-climb­ing routes at Mt Ara­piles due to cul­tural her­it­age pro­tec­tion, Parks Vic­toria will keep 96 per cent of climbs open. To pre­vent unne­ces­sary bans, Parks Vic­toria and...

Climb­ing access rein­stated

ArticleAnnual art fair on now

Rotary Club of Hor­sham East’s annual art fair will this year donate its pro­ceeds to the res­tor­a­tion of per­form­ance space The Wes­ley. Cur­ator and act­ing Hor­sham Regional Art Gal­lery dir­ector Lauren van Kat­wyk will judge the fair’s...

Annual art fair on now

ArticleHeavy rains bring bene­fits

Rain across the region on Fri­day forced the can­cel­la­tion of sev­eral week­end events and caused loc­al­ised flood­ing, but farm­ers were mostly happy with the weather. The Bur­eau of Met­eor­o­logy, BOM, issued severe thun­der­storm warn­ings for...

Heavy rains bring bene­fits

ArticleCOMMUNITY PROJECT:

Hor­sham Group of Fire Bri­gades has won Hor­sham Sports and Com­munity Club’s $50,000 mem­ber-voted major com­munity project grant. The group, con­sist­ing of Hor­sham, Vec­tis, Pimpinio, Dooen and Jung fire bri­gades, will pur­chase a for­ward...

COMMUNITY PROJECT:

ArticleDridan found not guilty

Wend­ouree man Bryce Dridan was last week found not guilty of both culp­able driv­ing and dan­ger­ous driv­ing fol­low­ing a Stawell col­li­sion that claimed the life of Pimpinio man Trent Dezo­ete. Dridan, now 31, was a par­ti­cipant in Stawell...

Dridan found not guilty