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Stawell Hospital Auxiliary President Judith Burke, avid gardener Elaine Clementson, Auxiliary Secretary Helena Nicholson and Auxiliary Treasurer Merrilyne Middleton are looking forward to welcoming people to the Open Gardens today (Sunday). Photo by Craig Wilson. Free to Read

Seven beautiful gardens open today

GARDEN lovers will have the opportunity to explore some of Stawell’s most beautiful private gardens this Sunday, with the Stawell Hospital Auxiliary hosting its annual Open Gardens

8 November, 2026

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Stawell Orchid Society member Ian Notting will bring some of his prized orchids to the Summer Show. Photo by Craig Wilson.

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Orchid enthusiasts prepare for annual summer show

Legacy members and recipients were keen to thank the Commonwealth Bank for their donation to Ararat Legacy. Pictured is Legacy widow Margaret Bates thanking the Stawell Manager of the Commonwealth Bank Lauren Reading with Legacy Secretary Dianne Radford and Legatees Rosemary Perry, Ian Davies, Robert Irvine and Terry Holden.

Stawell News

Generous gift to help Legacy families

Stawell RSL President Geoff Reading and Vice President Russell Smith encourage local residents to buy a poppy ahead of Remembrance Day.

Stawell News

Stawell to pause and remember on Remembrance Day

Russell Smith belts out a number during Sunday’s Stawell RSL Open Mic, which returned from its winter break to a packed house of enthusiastic music lovers.

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Open mic returns with a bang

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Combine's Emmanuel Kuriayan Joseph prepares to release his bowl.

Stawell News, Great Western News

Combine remains unbeaten after three rounds

Stawell's Kim Preston begins an end for her rink against Aradale.

Stawell News

Stawell Clubs dominate round four

Billy King bowls during his spell for Tatyoon Gold, claiming 2/10 (2).

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Junior cricketers shine in round two

Members of the Stawell Sunflowers ukulele group, from left, Eleanor Reid, Delwyn Johnston, Jenny McKay and Pauline Cowan, who meet every Wednesday afternoon at the Stawell Senior Citizens Centre and are keen to welcome new members.

Stawell News

Little instruments make a mighty sound

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ACTA Junior Team members L to R: Jack Monument, Nate Palubiski, Finn McBurnie.

Stawell News

Monument hits the target with Australian selection

Jillian Gough at work in her Stawell sewing room, surrounded by the colourful threads, intricate embroideries and creative inspiration behind her award-winning needle paintings. With several major competition successes already to her name, Jillian is now turning her attention to her next creation.

Stawell News

Painting with a needle

Smiles were everywhere as excited youngsters took to the skies on the flying swings at Saturday’s Stawell Agricultural Show. Despite gloomy weather forecasts, the worst of the conditions stayed away, allowing families to enjoy a fun-filled day of carnival rides, entertainment and traditional country show attractions at Laidlaw Park.

Stawell News

Stawell Show delivers a day of family fun

Melissa Milosevic and three spooky companions are getting ready to welcome hundreds of trick-or-treaters tonight. Free to Read

Stawell News

A spooktacular tradition

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