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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · By Mark Rabich

    RACV: road surfaces number one issue | 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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    With 6143 responses and 10,048 requests for road improvements, the biennial survey noted a percentage rise in the number one issue, potholes and rough surfaces – at 64 per cent in 2024, the figure for this survey was 71 per cent. RACV executive general manager Phil Turnbull said the number was reflected not just in opinions – their own statistics on tyre-related breakdown callouts had also risen, to 112,000 in the last 12 months. “This is a unique road safety campaign because it is both evidence

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · By Mark Rabich

    Calls for roaming calls: Rural groups push for mandatory mobile roaming | 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 potential outcome of the inquiry will allow users of one mobile network to ‘roam’ onto another provider’s network when their own provider doesn’t have coverage in that area. But groups such as the National Farmers Federation and the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network have said the inquiry doesn't reflect the urgency, is an unnecessary impediment to change, and the government should act now. “Domestic mobile roaming would be another vital step toward ending the connectivity divid

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · By Mark Rabich

    Field Days two good for some | 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 year’s event in March was rain-affected and shortened unexpectedly with the cancellation of the opening day due to heavy rainfall. Over 100 millimetres of rain fell in just a few days, hampering the approximately-400 exhibitors getting ready at the Doeen site, so the event ended up only being run on the remaining two days. In a statement, WMFD said they always seek feedback from exhibitors post-event and “this year there was a big response to the two days that we were forced to hold due to

  4. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · By Mark Rabich

    Field Days two good for some | 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 year’s event in March was rain-affected and shortened unexpectedly with the cancellation of the opening day due to heavy rainfall. Over 100 millimetres of rain fell in just a few days, hampering the approximately-400 exhibitors getting ready at the Doeen site, so the event ended up only being run on the remaining two days. In a statement, WMFD said they always seek feedback from exhibitors post-event and “this year there was a big response to the two days that we were forced to hold due to

  5. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · By Mark Rabich

    World-level grains research all aglow | 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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    They aren’t just pretty lights to speculate about on social media on foggy nights – the buildings are an integral part of world-leading innovative scientific research helping develop crop genetics for the commercial seed industry that will lead to improving pest and disease resistance and building strains more suitable to local climates and soils. Deeply involved in the work is Plant Genetics Resources research leader Dr Sally Norton, also working as the National Genebank leader for the Australi

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