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Baggies' senior footballer Bourke Nicholls looks to rebound off halfback. PHOTO BY TRISH RALPH

Baggies searching for four-quarter consistency

Swifts senior footballers are continuing to battle inconsistency after suffering a 22-point loss to Edenhope Apsley in round five of the Horsham District Football Netball League.

13 May, 2026

Baggies' A-Grade netballer Chloe Taylor shows off her athleticism. PHOTO BY TRISH RALPH

Baggies showing signs of improvement

Ayva Mitchell, pictured here on Good Friday against Ararat played another solid game for the Warriors, scoring 29 goals against the Southern Mallee Thunder. PHOTO BY CHRIS GRAETZ

Warriors earn hard-fought draw with Thunder

Carole Braizer, Lyn Healy and Louis Johnson raised a mug to celebrate last year’s Biggest Morning Tea in Stawell.

Quilters stitch community spirit into cancer fundraiser

The planning notice at the proposed Longfield Street site, where a controversial 24-hour service station proposal was unanimously rejected by council at a recent meeting.

Council rejects 24-hour service station over health and safety fears

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The popular fox bounty program is set to continue with $2.2 million allocated in this week’s state budget.

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Fox bounty extended as $84 million flows to agriculture

Mayor Karen Hyslop is delighted that $5.33 million has been secured for Northern Grampians Shire for two important road safety projects. Photo by Craig Wilson.

Major road safety upgrades for key freight routes

Stawell Railway Station Art Gallery volunteer Pauline Shirrefs and local rail historian Brett Leslie inside the historic Stawell Railway Station ahead of celebrations marking the building’s 150th anniversary later this month.

Station milestone keeps history on track

Sam Williams pictured here in round one against Ararat, was one of Stawell's best players against the Thunder. PHOTO BY CHRIS GRAETZ

Warriors suffer first loss to Thunder

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Ambulance Victoria chief executive officer Jordan Emery presents Ian Jones with a 50-year service award.

Grampians paramedic calls time on 50-year career

Stawell Primary School 502 school captains Kaeden Beaton and Tahlia Bryan, alongside principal Scott Rathgeber, assistant principal Tayla Green and business manager Barb Wickham, celebrate news the historic school will receive $12.397 million in State Budget funding for upgrades and modernisation.

Major cash boost for Stawell Primary

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson with successful candidate David Farley last night. Photo by AAP.

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Trish Freebairn, Meagan Micallef and Shanae Carrigg are gearing up for a busy Mother’s Day weekend at Little Stems, with flowers, gifts and locally made treats flying out the door ahead of Sunday.

Florist blooms for Mother’s Day rush

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