The Stawell Times-News
Sunday, 3 December 2023
Young Artists Capture local Spirit in GCH's 2024 Calendar
GCH social media content creator Gareth Olver shows off a GCH 2024 calndar illustration with his kids, Siobhan and Cailin. Picture supplied
Staff Reporters
Health Boosts for St Arnaud with free checkups
St Arnaud residents will be able to check their health for free at a special event in the lead-up to Christmas. Picture Shutterstock
Staff Reporters
GCH annual report shows $62m impact and regional health benefits
Staff Reporters
Chief executive, Greg Little said GCH was dedicated to supporting people and families in times of need and addressing health and social inequities throughout the Grampians, Wimmera, and Western Victoria regions. Picture file
Opinion
Poor little Jenkins, how will he cope with girls?
Garry Linnell
Some people genuinely believe in the superiority of elite same-sex education. Picture Shutterstock
Watch
From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Anna Houlahan
From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Stawell Trotters Cup: The Penny Drops seeks hometown win
Tony Logan
Stawell owned and trained gelding The Penny Drops will attempt to add a home-track trophy to the collection at Laidlaw Park Stawell on Sunday afternoon. Picture supplied
Lions club faces uncertain future, enters two-year recess
Stawell Lions Club member Peter Martin and president Marie Hosking. File picture.
John Hall
The biggest processors in Aussie agriculture
Ed Gannon
The biggest processors in Aussie agriculture
Christmas Tree Festival ignites holiday spirit
Stawell CWA members, Julie Cass, Jo Bertram and Jenny Cray at the Stawell Christmas Tree Festival. Picture supplied
John Hall
Early cars made in Stawell
Stawell Historical Society
Young and Legders Garage in the 1930s on Wimmera Street, Stawell. Picture supplied
Harness racing returns to Horsham
Anthony Logan
Armstrong trainer Leroy O'Brien, driver Chris Alford and part-owner Trevor Peacock with 2yo gelding Always Be Blakey after his impressive 18m victory in slick time at Melton on Thursday, November 23. Picture supplied
Updated weather report from the Bureau of Meteorology
Sheryl Lowe
Updated weather report from the Bureau of Meteorology
Man arrested, Wimmera stores searched in bikie investigation
File photo
Staff Reporter
Free parking in Horsham CBD for Sales
Sheryl Lowe
Free parking in Horsham CBD for Sales
St Arnaud piggery gains approval for growth
St Arnaud piggery gains approval for growth
John Hall
CFA warns fire risk will only increase
John Hall
Hot and dry summer means fire risk will only increase says CFA. Picture file
St Andrews' Skiller and Oliver dominant with opening tons
John Hall
Chasing 159, it was Swifts Great Western's number nine, Gary Ranton who asked the biggest question, he scored 49 off 58. Picture by Ben Fraser
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? Take our weekend quiz
Anna Houlahan
Did David Duchovny play Mulder or Scully? File picture
Man airlifted to hospital after being buried in sand
A man has been airlifted to hospital after he was buried in sand on an island in Moreton Bay. (HANDOUT/RACQ LIFEFLIGHT)

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National
Aussie tourists kept these consulates busiest with tales of woe
DFAT helped the most travellers in south-east Asian countries. Picture by Shutterstock
Anna McGuinness
Easing deluge brings relief for rain-soaked towns
Duncan Murray
Persistent heavy rain that has drenched parts of southeastern Australia is set to ease. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)
RBA likely to spare borrowers Christmas rates pain
Poppy Johnston
The Reserve Bank of Australia will hold its final board meeting on for the year on Tuesday. (AP PHOTO)
Fearful farmers say river lifeline may sink agriculture
Liv Casben
Minister Tanya Plibersek has created new laws setting out how water is shared in the Murray Darling. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)
Puffin' pollies: leaders on the record over cannabis use
Anna Houlahan
Cannabis harvest. Picture by Paul Scrambler
Sport
Row erupts over AFL, cricket team relocation project
The government unveiled an artist's impression of the showgrounds stadium during the Gabba rebuild. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)
Laine Clark
Matildas, 2000 water polo team win Don, Dawn awards
Roger Vaughan
The Matildas, who reached the World Cup semis, have won Sport Australia Hall Of Fame's Don award. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)
Athletics in 'survival mode' after Games cancellation
Rachael Ward
Athletics Australia says Victoria's cancellation of the Commonwealth Games had a devastating impact. (EPA PHOTO)
PropertyView
There's room for the whole family
There's room for the whole family
Stawell House of the Week
Sophisticated home near CBD
Ararat
Sophisticated home near CBD
Sneak peek: Inside the beach house tipped to break the Byron Bay record
Jen Melocco
The home is tipped to break the Byron Bay record of $37 million. Pic: Supplied
Sparkling pool retreat with views | Ararat House of the Week
Sparkling pool retreat with views | Ararat House of the Week
Ararat House of the Week
Designed for its surroundings | Stawell House of the Week
Stawell House of the Week
Designed for its surroundings | Stawell House of the Week
See inside the Byron Bay house Carrie Bickmore is selling
Jen Melocco
The Byron Bay home is made for outdoor entertaining and summer living. Picture: Supplied
What's On
Looking for some great events to attend?
What's on
LOO5ENATS returns to Stawell on November 3 and 4. Picture supplied
Staff Reporters
What's on
Looking for some great events to attend?
Staff Reporters
The Stawell Show returns to Laidlaw Park this weekend. File picture
Looking for things to do this Spring?
Staff Reporters
The Murtoa Cup on Saturday, October 7, kicks off the 2023 Spring Racing Carnival. File picture
Looking for things to do this Spring?
Staff Reporters
The Stawell Orchid Society Spring Show runs from Friday, September 29 to Sunday, October 1. File picture
What's happening in your region as spring nears
The Stawell town hall. File picture
Recommended
Breaking meat myths: The true value of buying from your local butcher vs supermarkets
Local butchers pride themselves on providing premium meats and unrivalled personal service. Picture Shutterstock
Five reasons why the Zown app is a must-have for tweens and teens
Elizabeth Habermann
Zown is a safe, positive mobile app for children aged between eight and 14. Picture Zown
How today's evolving retirement villages can benefit seniors and society
Keyton retirement communities foster friendship and fun. Picture supplied
Community
A great place to live: over 50 years aiding our elderly
First Eventide Homes Cottage built in 1954 on the corner of Hastings and William streets. Picture supplied
Stawell Historical Society
The end of an institution: looking back at George Mitchell and Sons
Stawell Historical Society
After more than 130 years, 'George Mitchell and Sons' closed their doors for the final time. Picture by Stawell Historic Society
The remarkable journey of Pietro Gambetta and Stawell's first vineyard
Stawell Historical Society
Pietro 'Peter' Gambetta started Stawell's first vineyard, St Bernards, on Campbell's Bridge Road. Picture supplied
Photos and Video
Australian battlers an antidote to Christmas cheesiness
Review
This Australian film is a character study about a handful of folk living on the fringes. Picture supplied
Cris Kennedy
Young Artists Capture local Spirit in GCH's 2024 Calendar
Staff Reporters
GCH social media content creator Gareth Olver shows off a GCH 2024 calndar illustration with his kids, Siobhan and Cailin. Picture supplied
Tests reveal how car makers fudge figures on economy, emissions
Peter Brewer
The test rig attached to a 2023 Nissan X-Trail SUV. Picture supplied
Comment
Grampians Health responds to NGSC motion
Grampians Health responds to NGSC motion
Explore
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If these waters could talk: Discover Bangkok through its River of Kings
If these waters could talk: Discover Bangkok through its River of Kings
Narina Exelby
Visit this gem of an island in the Adriatic as part of a cruise
Visit this gem of an island in the Adriatic as part of a cruise
Shifting sands: This gorgeous island in Queensland is on the move
Carrie Hutchinson
Shifting sands: This gorgeous island in Queensland is on the move
Deal of the week: Save more than 40 per cent on a holiday in Bali
Deal of the week: Save more than 40 per cent on a holiday in Bali
Discovering the Best Hammam Experience in Istanbul: A Blend of Tradition and Luxury
Explore the best hammam experience in Istanbul, guiding you to a place where you can immerse yourself in a blend of luxury and tradition. Picture Shutterstock
Two Ways to Go
The ultimate city beach showdown - Bondi v St Kilda
Amy Cooper and Mal Chenu
The ultimate city beach showdown - Bondi v St Kilda
Found! The most amazing places to stay in Byron Bay
Akash Arora
Crystalbrook Byron.
What's it like to drink - and eat - in the best bar in Australia?
Akash Arora
What's it like to drink - and eat - in the best bar in Australia?
Car Expert
Can't wait for a Mercedes-Benz GLA? Have you considered...
Car Expert
Can't wait for a Mercedes-Benz GLA? Have you considered...
William Stopford
Car Expert
Volkswagen Amarok: Australian supply improving
William Stopford
Volkswagen Amarok: Australian supply improving
Car Expert
Used car prices keep falling as market supply improves
Mike Costello
Used car prices keep falling as market supply improves
Car Expert
2024 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid v Honda CR-V e:HEV comparison
Scott Collie
Car Expert
Every new Volkswagen coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond
William Stopford
Every new Volkswagen coming to Australia in 2024 and beyond
The Senior
World War II veteran Reg Chard celebrates 100th birthday
World War II veteran Reg Chard in his home at Villawood, Sydney, NSW. Picture supplied
Thousands have heard Reg's stories about Kokoda Track. He has some simple advice to young people.
Staff Reporter
Film explores minds of neurodiverse musos
Discover the processes that spark genius in this engrossing film.
Staff Reporter
Daniel Johns and David Helfgott in a still from the film. Picture supplied
Cultural exchange all in a day's work for Ebenezer
Ghana migrant Ebenezer Banful prides himself on connecting cultures.
Rowan Cowley
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Ebenezer Banful. Picture by Salty Dingo
Stock & Land
Farm oasis near Ballarat goes to auction after more than 100 years
Watch
The property's unique lagoon is signed by red gums with white sandy beached. Pictures and video from Elders Real Estate
Chris McLennan
From Newmarket to Dandenong and Pakenham, why agent Mick Hornsby, 82, loves to work
Bryce Eishold
Veteran livestock agent Mick Hornsby says the closure of Pakenham's saleyards will be the end of an era for Victoria's livestock industry. Picture by Bryce Eishold
Experts reveal barriers halting soil scientists
Hayley Warden
Dr Jason Condon is an associate professor of soil science at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga. Picture supplied
Life & Style
Mining town cottage treated to a fresh face
Carefully detailing ensured the charm of the original charred brickwork was retained. Picture by Light and Lines
Reducing the risk of a li-ion fire at home
Use batteries carefully to reduce the risk of a house fire. Picture Shutterstock
Advice
Summit offers no solution to growing housing rental crisis
The more we attack the mum and dad investors who are providing the rental properties this country needs, the more reluctant they will be to continue investing. Photo Shutterstock