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Year 6 graduation celebrated

Warracknabeal Primary School’s Year 6 students marked the end of their primary school journey at a graduation celebration held on Thursday, December 11.

22 December, 2025

Two fatal collisions in the region highlighted the dangers faced on rural roads.

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Two fatal crashes under investigation

Warracknabeal Secondary College student Benjamin Holland (middle) has capped off a remarkable journey to be named 2025 dux, turning early challenges into academic success with the support of family, teachers and a better understanding of himself. Benjamin is pictured with proud parents David and Fiona.

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From struggle to success: Benjmain Holland named Warracknabeal dux

In good faith - feature photo

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In good faith

Ninety-four swimmers took to the pool at the Warracknabeal Swim Meet on December 13, with strong performances, prestigious perpetual trophies awarded and the final meet of the year completed ahead of the Christmas break.

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Swim season breaks on a high in Warrack

A striking blue tree beside Dimboola Road is catching the attention of passing motorists, and carrying a powerful message of hope, reflection and mental health awareness.

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Blue Tree a beacon of hope

Lines of the Australian 9th and 10th Battalions at Mena Camp, Cairo, looking towards the pyramids of Giza.

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Christmas far from home

Final say on 2025 - feature photo

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Final say on 2025

Waracknabeal Primary School students add carols to their repertoire during the Christmas Festival on Sunday night.

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Community spirit shines at Warracknabeal Christmas Festival

Lachie Exell has been promoted to coach of the Southern Mallee Thunder after managing the side for the past two seasons. Joining him is Sydney Thorogood (pictured), who steps into the assistant coach role, backing herself to take on a new challenge in 2026.

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Exell and Thorogood to lead Thunder next season

Don’t let your four-legged friend be in heat stress in hot cars or on hot metal surfaces on the back of utes this summer. Farms can also be additionally hazardous so dog owners have been encouraged to actively look after the environment they experience and keep them out of harm’s way.

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Don’t let your dog suffer in the heat

Santa arrives by fire truck at Lake Marma during Murtoa by Twilight, delighting the families and children.

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Strong turnout at Lake Marma for Murtoa by Twilight

The Warracknabeal Men’s Shed is opening its doors to the community for its annual dinner on December 19, celebrating a year of projects, camaraderie and service.

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Men’s Shed to cap off 2025

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