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 Round seven of the Dimboola District Tennis Association season was highlighted by a big game between Rainbow and Hopetoun, and Brim playing bottom side Jeparit, looking to sneak back into the four. |
 Parts of the Dimboola Recreation Reserve will be without electricity for an extended period on Monday.  A Total Fire Ban has been declared for the Wimmera tomorrow, Sunday, 16 November 2024, after significant fires kicked off today in the west of the state.  The newest addition to the ever-popular Silo Art Trail is a step closer, with work about to begin work on the Llew Schilling Silo Tourism Development in Rainbow. |
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 Hindmarsh Shire Council’s Annual Statutory Meeting was held on Wednesday at the Council Chambers in Nhill, where the new-look Council gathered for the first time.  The Horsham and Dimboola Rowing Clubs had great results at the 134th Dimboola Regatta on Saturday.  The Soundshell at the Recreation Reserve is on track to be reopened later this month after some significant upgrades.  Round six of Dimboola District Tennis Association saw some interesting match-ups, with the top four sides Brim and Antwerp going head to head, Rainbow on the edge of the four hosting top side Warrack, and the bottom two sides, Jeparit and Arkona, both looking for their first win of the season, up against each other in Jeparit.  The 15-year-old was last seen in the Warracknabeal area on Sunday 10 November.  The Hindmarsh Shire Council will feature five new faces after the announcement of the results of the local council elections.  It is a third of the way into the Dimboola and District Tennis Association season, and Warrack is on top, one point ahead of Hopetoun, and then there are only five points separating the next four teams on the ladder.  Hindmarsh Shire Council is making changes to the operating hours of its transfer stations during the upcoming summer period.  Big wins by the local teams in the A and B grades, and a tight result in the C grade highlighted the fifth round of the Horsham Cricket Association season on Saturday.  Wimmera Catchment Management Authority is again calling on the community to participate in a research project involving a popular native fish – yellowbelly.  Hindmarsh Shire Libraries are excited to once again be able to support a local Christmas Giving Tree Appeal in 2024.  Motorists are being urged to keep the racing to the track this Melbourne Cup weekend as new data reveals the number of people caught speeding in November is on the rise. NoticeboardLOCAL BUSINESS ADVERT. 
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