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An experience to remember »

WARRACKNABEAL Secondary College student Madison Jeffery was thrilled to take part in the exclusive UBS Young Women’s Leadership Academy in Sydney recently. As one of 50 young women from across…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Disaster averted but warning… Don’t overheat woodheaters »

AN Antwerp family narrowly avoided losing their second home to a woodheater flue fire during the early hours of Sunday morning. The Eastwell family had previously, virtually lost a home…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

– Police news – »

A WARRACKNABEAL man received a penalty notice for careless driving after he collided with a powerpole in Craig-ave on Sunday. Acting Sergeant Chris Van Buuren said a male driver, 24…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Planned burning starts »

MALLEE residents may see smoke in the air in coming weeks with the Department of Environment and Primary Industries starting its autumn planned burning program on public land. DEPI Mallee…

Apr 26 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Interference at Minyip »

MINYIP residents are becoming increasingly frustrated by interference to their phone service, with many believing illegal repeaters are to blame. The Warracknabeal Herald was approached a fortnight ago by a…

Apr 26 2013 / No Comment / Read More »
Sport

‘Rock’ recognised »

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• WELL DONE: An impressive, longer than normal line of current and former teammates, friends, family, supporters and well wishers formed…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Revengers return to form »

• CORNER: Warracknabeal Hoops players (from left) Barry Clark, Michael Clark and Darren Brown attempt to stop the ball during a short corner.

WARRACKNABEAL Revengers returned to form, on Saturday playing a winning game against Horsham Bombers, while the Hoops were ready for…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

It’s all about strength »

GOOD recruiting and additional pace, skill and strength could see Beulah easily defeat Woomelang Lascelles when the pair meet during…

Apr 26 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Demons too strong »

• EYES: Warrack Eagles A Grade netballers (from left) Tiarni Carlin, Kerry Schultz and Maddison Peters keep their eyes on the ball during Saturday's fierce round one clash against reigning premiers Horsham Demons.

A ROUND one game against reigning premiers Horsham Demons proved too big a task for the Warrack Eagles A Grade…

Apr 26 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Team set for 2013 »

• PRACTICE: Warrack Women team members Tiffany Bull (left) and Cassandra Schilling practice their moves for the first round of Wimmera Association Hockey to be played on April 20.

WARRACKNABEAL Hockey Club members have started training in preparation for the 2013 season. Club members have taken their gear out…

Apr 10 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Opener creates big wins »

• HELD: A Jeparit Rainbow player grabs his opponent as he dives to get the ball.

BIG margins were the order of the day during round one play of the Mallee Football League season 2013 on…

Apr 10 2013 / No Comment / Read More »
Rural

Systems a key »

• SYSTEMS:  Harvest weed seed control systems used by growers include windrow burning, the use of chaff carts and the Harrington Seed Destructor.

AUSTRALIAN cereal growers adopting harvest weed seed control systems are driving down weed populations to lower levels on their farms, and extending the life of the herbicides they use. This was one of the messages Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative researcher Michael Walsh delivered to the…

May 13 2013 / No Comment / Read More »

Pursuing peas to please »

HARVEST might be over but there is no peace for the pea breeders at the Department of Primary Industries, Horsham whose scientists are piecing together the results of their hard work. DPI staff have been busy roguing peas, which involves painstakingly hand-picking any rogue pieces…

Feb 5 2013 / No Comment / Read More »
Rural • SYSTEMS:  Harvest weed seed control systems used by growers include windrow burning, the use of chaff carts and the Harrington Seed Destructor.

Systems a key

AUSTRALIAN cereal growers adopting harvest weed seed control systems are driving down weed populations to lower levels on their farms, and extending the life of the herbicides they use. This was one of the messages Australian…

May 13 2013 / Read More »
To the Editor

Letter to the editor

McKenzie seeks election SIR: As a Horsham resident, member of the Nationals and former Yaapeet farmer, I write to you to announce my intention to throw my hat into the ring for National Party pre-selection for…

Mar 19 2013 / Read More »
Featured • PLANT: Yarrilinks coordinator Tim Inkster (left) helps Reuben Ferguson (centre) Amber, 8, (second from left) and mother Luisa Schellens (right) plant a tree during the annual Yarrilinks tree planting  day on Mothers Day at Symes Reserve.

Rain greets tree planting

MORE than 80 people donned their raincoats and gumboots to take part in a Yarrilinks tree planting activity to celebrate or remember their mums on Mothers Day. Yarrilinks coordinator Tim Inkster said he was extremely happy…

May 13 2013 / Read More »
Motoring • Morrow Motor Group’s Gavin Morrow highlights the new Veloster SR Turbo’s panorama roof which is on display now.

All new Veloster Turbo heats up Hyundai’s crossover

The Hyundai Veloster‘s unique design and exceptional package has become an instant success in Australia and now the naturally aspirated Veloster range is joined by the all-new Veloster SR Turbocharged version delivering enhanced levels of performance…

May 13 2013 / Read More »

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