Emily Gladdis, Nhill Free Press & Kaniva Times

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Fresh faces and new energy at Nhill Fire Brigade

"There's a real buzz around the station right now," said one senior member. "We've got experienced volunteers, new recruits, updated equipment, and great community support. With our new management team stepping in, the future looks bright."

Iconic Australian brand Rosella celebrates 130 years by supporting 130 community events

A crispy meat pie or hot sausage roll smothered in Rosella tomato sauce, or a cheese platter with fruit chutney on the side are as Aussie as kangaroos and Holden cars. For 130 years, Rosella has been a beloved staple in Australian kitchens, adding a rich burst of flavour to meals and snacks.

A Nhill sideshow you may have missed

John Williams. These days obesity is no longer a laughing matter because waistlines have unfortunately expanded and spotting a fat man or woman is not that unusual. Did I say "fat"? "You can't say that!" ... In 1911 Nhill show goers were treated to the Tallest Man on Earth. 8 FOOT 2 ...

Kaniva welcomes a touch of luxury with new Japanese Head Spa

Have you heard about Kaniva's newest wellness experience — a Japanese Head Spa? Chelsey Merrett has called Kaniva home for the past seven years. Two years ago, she launched Chelsey Merrett – Head Spa + Scalp Care...

Mayoral matters

Hindmarsh Shire Mayor Ron Ismay. I would like to commence by commending the thousands of regional people who took part in the protest over the recently legislated Emergency Services and Volunteer Fund (ESVF) levy on the steps of Parliament House in Spring Street last week ... This levy is an absolute disgrace!

Nhill Tigers to host Ararat Rats in WorkSafe feature game

The Nhill & District Sporting Club are gearing up to host a WorkSafe Country Club Game against Ararat on Saturday June 21st. This is a fantastic opportunity for the club, and demonstrates that our sporting clubs bring more than just sport to our local communities.

Council advocating for drought support in Hindmarsh

Hindmarsh Shire Council is advocating for our community to be added to the list of Council's Drought Declared. Hindmarsh Shire has recorded significant rainfall deficiency over the past 12 months and soil moisture levels are rapidly declining. There are currently 24 Local Government areas eligible for dry seasons and drought support, and Hindmarsh Shire Council is not one of those included on this list.