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Fatal collision in Ledcourt, Western Highway closed | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia. (opens the original)
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A Victoria Police spokesperson reported that emergency services responded to a multi-vehicle collision in Ledcourt, about 18.5km northwest of Stawell, on Sunday, September 27. “It’s believed the vehicles were travelling along Western Highway near Mount Drummond Road when two cars collided around 6.45pm,” the spokesperson said. “The two occupants in one of the vehicles, who are yet to be formally identified, have died at the scene.” The spokesperson stated that of the four occupants in the other
Hay fever season sends Aussies searching | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia. (opens the original)
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This content was created in partnership with Google Trends. Hay fever, or allergic rhinitis in the medical world, affects more than 5.5 million Australians. It can be triggered seasonally by pollen and grass or year-round by dust mites and animal fur. While for some it can lead to a lousy afternoon, for others it is a chronic ailment that can last months every year. The past five years of Google Trends data show Australians start searching for hay fever and allergic rhinitis at the start of Augu
Bali overtakes Japan in travel searches | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia. (opens the original)
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This content was created in partnership with Google Trends. Australia’s love of travelling to Japan may have a new rival, with Bali now the most-searched location for the past two months. Google Trends data from January 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026, analysed five of the most popular tourist locations for Australians: New Zealand, Japan, Bali, China and the USA. Post-COVID, a weak Japanese Yen and a strong Australian dollar have drawn droves of Aussies north to the land of the rising sun. Searches
Hay fever season sends Aussies searching | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia. (opens the original)
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This content was created in partnership with Google Trends. Hay fever, or allergic rhinitis in the medical world, affects more than 5.5 million Australians. It can be triggered seasonally by pollen and grass or year-round by dust mites and animal fur. While for some it can lead to a lousy afternoon, for others it is a chronic ailment that can last months every year. The past five years of Google Trends data show Australians start searching for hay fever and allergic rhinitis at the start of Augu
Fantasy, combat and storytelling unite | Wimmera Mallee News | Local News covering Sport, Rural, Council & Business News for Horsham, Warracknabeal, Dimboola, Rainbow, Jeparit & Yaapeet in VIC Australia. (opens the original)
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LARP, or live action role play, combines medieval combat, role play, training, and storytelling, giving participants the chance to step into a fantasy world while learning new skills in a safe and fun environment. The Wimmera LARP Group welcomes anyone interested in learning more, whether you are drawn to combat, character development, storytelling, or are curious about the intersection of history and fantasy. The group will reach a wider audience at the Horsham Show in September. During the eve
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