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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

Lake Fyans leaking long-time annuals

There are more vans for sale at Lake Fyans Holiday Park than anyone can remember. For many families who have spent...

12 July, 2026

Stawell News

Police raid Main Street smoke shop

A business in Main Street Stawell became the focus of a major police...

Local News

Chaos as Telstra outage halts trains, transactions, 000

Thousands of Telstra customers have been affected by a nationwide...

Local News

Graffiti vandal dangles from bridge as police negotiate

Traffic is piling up on a Melbourne bridge after a vandal scaled a...

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Council & Politics

Hotel changes approved after split vote

NORTHERN Grampians Shire councillors have approved amended plans for a proposed residential hotel development in...

12 July, 2026

Stawell News

Growth at heart of council prospectus

CAPITAL support towards a $101–102 million hospital redevelopment, a...

Stawell News

Funding boost for sport, arts and community groups

FROM a community outdoor gym in Stawell to a winter arts festival in...

Local News

Coalition guarantees a fair share

THE Liberal-Nationals coalition has promised 25 per cent of all...

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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...

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Backing livestock farmers with better data

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

Local News

Increased local crushing capacity key to scaling up canola production

EXPANDING domestic crushing capabilities will be key to scaling up...

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Lifestyle & Entertainment

Model railway exhibition return to Stawell

ONE of the regions largest annual community events has returned to Stawell this weekend with the 26th Annual Model...

11 July, 2026

Stawell News

Hospital auxiliary overwhelmed by luncheon support

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

Halls Gap News

Top volunteers recognised at annual tourism awards

GRAMPIANS Wimmera Mallee Tourism (GWMT) has celebrated the region’s...

Stawell News

Model railway exhibition steaming back to Stawell

ONE of the regions largest annual community events is set to return this...

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Our People

Steve’s journey with cancer

A few weeks ago we received word that well known Stawell identity Steve Gliese had passed away after a battle with...

13 July, 2026

Stawell News

A place where people belong

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

Stawell News

Carr’s stories find new readers

MONTHS after launching his first book, former Stawell resident Geoff...

Stawell News

The long way home: Fifty years of friendship, service and community

FOR most people in Stawell, the Monaghan name probably arrives with...

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Sport

Baggies dig deep despite Bombers' defeat

CKS Swifts produced a determined performance against premiership favourites Noradjuha Quantong, recovering from a...

8 July, 2026

Stawell News

Warriors strengthen finals hopes

Stawell Warriors' A-Grade netballers have strengthened their finals...

Stawell News

Warriors bounce back

A seven-goal haul from Paul Summers has propelled the Stawell Warriors...

Navarre News

Grasshoppers return to the field

Following a bye in the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football Netball...

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