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Dangerous, speeding driver charged - feature photo

Dangerous, speeding driver charged

Horsham Highway Patrol officers have charged a man with several traffic offences after he allegedly evaded police last week.

28 February, 2026

Horsham’s $3 million City Oval netball redevelopment is ready for round one. The new Hocking Street Community Pavilion, which includes change rooms, umpire areas, a social space and accessible amenities, was officially opened by Victorian Senator Jana Stewart and Horsham Rural City Council mayor Brian Klowss.

Modern, safe and secure: $3m netball pavilion officially opened

World-class ballet under a Wimmera sky. The Australian Ballet wowed a packed Horsham City Oval crowd on Saturday night with Ballet Under the Stars. Picture by ROBIN WEBB

Ballet dazzles City Oval

There is no batter way to observe Shrove Tuesday than with pancakes. Across the region, several schools and organisations joined in by serving up stacks of pancakes. At Wimmera Lutheran College, students Oscar Fox, Brianna Hiam and Toby Steadman were especially eager to enjoy the treat.

Stacks of smiles on Pancake Tuesday

A Mum's World: Where have all the pretty things gone? - feature photo

A Mum's World: Where have all the pretty things gone?

Barry's corner: Roadside management - feature photo

Barry's corner: Roadside management

Yolande Grosser.

A Mum's World: It's now what you know

Horsham Maternity Outpatients Clinic team members outside the McLachlan Street entrance.

MAPS program to boost maternity care

The late David Heard has been posthumously awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for his decades-long contribution to community radio. Picture by Pete Walker

Late David Heard awarded OAM for community radio service

Nick and Maggie Thomson welcome their baby, Tate, the firstborn baby in Horsham in 2026, arriving at 11:11am on January 2.

Horsham's first baby of 2026: Tate arrives at 11:11

Horsham RegFest has been postponed until October 24, with organisers citing ongoing bushfire impacts across regional Victoria.

Horsham RegFest postponed amid bushfire impact

Horsham may have missed the first announcement, but hope isn’t lost. Organiser Maddi King says Horsham is still “in with a good chance” as fans wait to see where the remaining shows will land.

Tones and I picks Queensland, NSW, but all hope isn't lost

Could a concert help lift spirits after the bushfires? Horsham fans are rallying support to bring Tones and I to town after the singer asked followers to prove which place “goes the hardest”. On Wednesday, the Horsham Rural City Band belted out 'Dance Monkey' to show punters how good the Australian artist would sound at City Oval.

"Please sing for us?" Horsham fans make plea to Tones and I

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