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Western Sydney University ecologist Adam Frew is part of the team building a database of fungi which could boost Australia’s food crops.

Tiny ancient fungi could slash Aussie fertiliser bill

A team of scientists has built Australia's first highly detailed database of fungi, which has the potential to help boost food crops and slash fertiliser costs.

14 July, 2026

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General News

Still no plans for Elmhurst school

THE former Elmhurst Primary School building remains in limbo with the Education department yet to decide its future....

13 July, 2026

Avoca News

Waterfall roars back to life

AFTER recent soaking rain, one of Avoca's best-kept natural secrets has...

Lake Fyans News

Lake Fyans leaking long-time annuals

There are more vans for sale at Lake Fyans Holiday Park than anyone can...

Ararat News

Lift for Ararat ambulance crews

ARARAT Ambulance Victoria Auxiliary has funded new patient lifting...

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Council & Politics

Councils unite for improved funding model

COUNCILS from around Australia including Pyrenees Shire have taken the fight for more sustainable funding to...

12 July, 2026

Great Western News

Hotel changes approved after split vote

NORTHERN Grampians Shire councillors have approved amended plans for a...

Avoca News, Beaufort News

Gentleman Jim exits the building

AFTER eleven years at the helm of Pyrenees Shire Council, Jim Nolan...

Avoca News, Beaufort News

Sally Jones appointed as Interim CEO

PYRENEES Shire Council has appointed Sally Jones as its Interim Chief...

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Rural & Agriculture

Precautions urged as sixth bird flu case confirmed

AUSTRALIA’S sixth bird flu case has been confirmed as the nation's top veterinarian issued advice to keep free-range...

13 July, 2026

Local News

Planting more trees on farms

LANDHOLDERS across Victoria are being supported to integrate more trees...

Local News

Backing livestock farmers with better data

MORE livestock farmers will have access to tools that will help grow...

Ararat News

Bioenergy project targets 2028 gas production

MORE than a year after its last major public update, Ararat’s $400...

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Lifestyle & Entertainment

The battle for the Golden Mug is back

THE search is on for the region’s best brew. The Greater Ararat Business Network’s Grampians Golden Mug competition...

14 July, 2026

Stawell News

From collar and tie to come as you are

FOR much of its early history, the Stawell Club was a place where men...

Stawell News

Model railway exhibition return to Stawell

ONE of the regions largest annual community events has returned to...

Stawell News

Hospital auxiliary overwhelmed by luncheon support

STAWELL Hospital Auxiliary president Judith Burke says she was...

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Our People

From Around the World to Regional Victoria: How Country Therapy is Creating Connections

Relocating to a new country is a major life change. Along with starting a new job comes the challenge of settling...

14 July, 2026

Stawell News

Steve’s journey with cancer

A few weeks ago we received word that well known Stawell identity Steve...

Ararat News

Dylan goes bald to help beat blood cancer

ARARAT’S Dylan Macreadie has swapped nearly a year's worth of hair...

Stawell News

A place where people belong

EVERY few months, hundreds of people walk through the doors of Stawell...

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Sport

Hawks grind out hard-fought win

Tatyoon has returned to the Mininera District Football League winners' list with a gritty nine-point victory over...

14 July, 2026

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Swans soar into finals race

Natte Bealiba has strengthened its finals hopes with a third consecutive...

Waubra News, Skipton News, Beaufort News, Snake Valley News

Roos rally late to snatch thrilling one-goal win

Waubra produced a spirited late comeback to edge Ballan by one goal in a...

Waubra News, Beaufort News, Snake Valley News, Skipton News

Roos fire late for fifth straight

Waubra has surged to its fifth consecutive win in the Central Highlands...

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