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Harper's Little Desert Oasis.

Locality: Dimboola, Victoria

Address: Little Desert 3414 Dimboola, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Our next Dimboola Jellex Market will be Sunday 1st November 9am - 1pm and will feature new stall holders including @greatwesterngranary @uncle.donut @mossindust...ry @alex.ohalloranart @cake_andcookieco @designsby_claudia @mavstarphotography @beetanicals @nutmegjobags amongst others #dimboolastore #dimboolajellexmarket #bethere #boutiquemarket #makingadifference #dimboola See more

23.01.2022 ADVICE - DIMBOOLA, LITTLE DESERT, WAIL UPDATED 6:55 PM, 16/11/2020 WHAT THIS FIRE IS DOING... Fire activity on the Desert Discovery Walk fire has eased this evening, but residents are urged to remain vigilant. Fire crews will remain in the area throughout the night, to help stop the spread of the fire. WHAT YOU SHOULD DO Monitor warnings so you can act quickly if the situation changes. Firefighters are patrolling this fire. Smoke will visible from nearby roads and communities. If your life is at risk, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. More information from VicEmergency: https://bit.ly/32N4lxD Tune in to ABC Wimmera on 594AM, stream at abc.net.au/wimmera or on the ABC Listen app for regular updates If you're not sure what to do if a bushfire threatens, visit our website for advice https://ab.co/2DDskE0

23.01.2022 "Strengthening Communities" was the theme for the Wotjobaluk Festival in 2019. A celebration of culture and history for the Wotjobaluk, Jaadwa, Jadawadjali, Wer...gaia and Jupagulk people of western Victoria, was held in Dimboola in 2019 to share their culture of weaving, carving and painting. This year's event was unable to be held due to Covid 19, but plans are underway for the festival in 2021. #NAIDOC2020 #walkingtogether #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe Barengi Gadjin Land Council Goolum Goolum Aboriginal Co-Operative

22.01.2022 Wimmera, here's where you can get tested for COVID-19 over the coming days. Victoria will go into a snap seven-day lockdown from midnight Thursday as it grapp...les with a new COVID-19 outbreak. If you develop any symptoms, you are urged to get tested for COVID-19. A full list of testing locations is available here: https://bit.ly/3oTMvD6 And you can read more about the incoming restrictions here: https://ab.co/3yRFCa6

22.01.2022 When you didn't get the window seat but still want to see the view. These gorgeous brushtail possums were captured in The Gap. Rebecca says she's not sure ho...w both of them managed to fit in the box! : Rebecca Appleton

21.01.2022 WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURTE CAMP OVEN RECIPE? There are few things nicer than the smell of roasting meat, herbs and vegetables wafting from a camp oven as you eat di...nner amongst nature. Normally dozens of outdoor chefs head to Patchewollock this weekend for the annual Pine Plains Camp Oven Cook - although that event has sadly been cancelled due to COVID. What's your go-to camp oven meal? Do you go for roasts, stews, desserts - or something else? Do you love the classic rosemary and garlic, or is there another secret ingredient in your pot?

19.01.2022 EXCITING NEW DIRECTION FOR FAMOUS LOCAL NURSERY The 74-year-old Wail Nursery is getting a new name and new focus, with Barengi Gadjin Land Council announcing ...its rebranding as Dalki Garringa. Under the new name which means 'good growing', in the Wergaia language the nursery will specialise in native food plants, and protecting their cultural intellectual property and stories. Dalki Garringa is putting it into Wergaia language, about good growing, about the ownership for Traditional Owners really taking that forward step in the production of our endemic species Acting CEO of Barengi Gadjin Land Council Tim McCartney says. "The area is an agriculture area, and the opportunity that we can be able to have our plants back in the land where they should be is certainly something we’re really big about. Among the many edible species that will be cultivated and sold at the site are murnong, chocolate lilies, native mint, native thyme, salt bush and golden wattle. The nursery isn’t open to the public yet, while they get the site set up for visitors, but will post updates on social media. Mr McCartney says that the chance to focus on Wimmera specific species is one of the key motivations behind the rebranding. You can walk into Bunnings and see natives but some of these natives are from Western Australia or other part of the country; we’re about, let’s be really serious about our natives, that are endemic to our area The nursery current employs four staff, with the hope of growing that over the coming months. It’s a really exciting opportunity, it’s an exciting time for BGLC and for the nursery.

18.01.2022 Starting in Natimuk this THURSDAY, 26 November! Join trained circus performers No Mi and Dawa for A Splash of Circus: a series of 10 in-person circus workshops... for young people based in Natimuk. Learn how to create your own hula hoops and juggling balls, and then how to use them! Collaborate with others, learn new circus skills and work with No Mi and Dawa to bring your inner circus performer to life. For the full details and sign-up form, please visit: http://actnatimuk.com/a-splash-of-circus/

18.01.2022 Llew Schilling's silos in Rainbow appear set to be turned into something special.

18.01.2022 A seven day statewide lockdown has been announced for Victoria. Follow the live blog: https://ab.co/3yJnij4 Eleven new cases of COVID-19 were recorded overnigh...t, taking the total active cases in Victoria to 34. Lockdown will start at midnight tonight

17.01.2022 Nearly There. Can hardly wait till Vic has beaten our Second Wave. We will do it.!!! Then Look Out the rest of Aus. Because We Will Be Coming Out

17.01.2022 || COVID-19 UPDATE CHANGES TO COUNCIL SERVICES || Due to today’s announcement from the Victorian Government regarding Coronavirus restrictions, there will be so...me changes to Council Services. Please read on. || LIBRARIES AND CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRES || As of close of business tonight, our Libraries and customer service centres will be closing to members of the public until next Friday 4 June. Our main telephone line will answered between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday during the closure. Further information regarding Click and Collect library services will be provided early next week. || EVENTS || All events organised between Friday 28 May 2021 and Friday 4 June 2021 have been cancelled. This includes the following events: - Story Time Sessions - Baby Rhyme Time Sessions - Playgroup Sessions - ‘Level Up’ FReeZa Event - Budget Drop-In session for Jeparit and Nhill - ‘Utopia’ Screening at the Dimboola Library Our next Council meeting scheduled for Wednesday 2 June 2021 has been postponed. We will provide an update once we have set the new date. More updates will be provided as we have more information. We apologise for the inconvenience.

17.01.2022 VICTORIAN FIRST INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE PROJECT IN DIMBOOLA A Dimboola Indigenous centre is aiming to teach the language spoken by Wotjobaluk people before colonisation.

16.01.2022 This year's theme for reconciliation week is More than a word. Reconciliation takes Action. Over the last week we have reflected on this theme and presented s...ome ideas to help get us thinking about our shared history, the injustices of the past, and the inequities that remain a part of this country, as well as some prompts toward actions we can take to move forward to a place of equity, justice and pride. Acknowledging our true history and the sovereignty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lands and supporting the Treaty process is an integral step. Adding your voice to calls for reconciliation and justice and standing up if you see something disrespectful, being an ‘active bystander’, are all ways to take action. Learning about the Country where you live and visit, some of the language or a simple greeting, and paying respect to the Traditional Owners of that Country, publicly, privately or even when on your own, can be an important way to acknowledge and take pride in the rich culture and history of this country. We also recommend learning through reading. There are many informative books such as Bruce Pascoe’s ‘Dark Emu’, and some moving narratives of the lived experience such as Archie Roach’s memoir ‘Tell Me Why’. This Reconciliation Week and beyond is a good time to stand up and take action in whichever way you can. Every step counts. https://nrw.reconciliation.org.au/actions-for-reconciliati/ or check link in bio Image credit: Reconciliation Australia

16.01.2022 FIRE UPDATE Forest Fire Management Victoria says the fire burning in Little Desert National Park three kilometres south west of Dimboola is now contained. In an... update at 10:21am, the authority said it would work today to reinforce the containment lines. It follows crews containing the Pump Jack Track Fire, also burning in Little Desert, on Tuesday afternoon. The two fires have burned through just under 4400 hectares of bushland since lightning sparked them on Sunday. FFMV is still advising nearby residents to monitor warnings so they can act quickly if the situation changes. The Country Fire Authority is predicting a day of Very High Fire Danger on Thursday, but no Total Fire Ban has been issued at this stage.

14.01.2022 Goroke Spectacular as 19 May 2018

10.01.2022 Old pub site development in progress. The project to develop the site where the Dimboola Hotel burnt down on the corner of Lochiel Street and Lloyd Street is ...still progressing despite COVID-19 restrictions slowing down the process, as the committee has been limited in its ability to meet to get planning underway. See more

10.01.2022 This is where we were a year ago - taking in the best that country towns had to offer at their annual shows, such as this extraorindary flower-bombed hall at th...e Warracknabeal Agricultural Show. Sadly, we're not able to eat the dagwood dogs or check out the winning cakes this year, with most small towns cancelling the event. But we want to know, what do miss about going to your local show?

10.01.2022 Kookaburra sits on a giant grain silo Artist Geoffrey Carran is painting birdlife on silos at Goroke, West Wimmera! What do you think? ... : @geoffreycarran via Instagram

09.01.2022 ARE YOU GARDENING DURING LOCKDOWN? Wimmera Native Nursery are here to help!!! 20% OFF selected pots for CONTACTLESS COLLECTION. Please phone us on (03)5389 1193... to order before they disappear. Each day there will be a different variety up for grabs, so watch this space. *Plant descriptions in photos.

08.01.2022 We have no Covid here in Victoria...now. But, its to late for Grand ma ma to put on a show this Chrissy. So, here's my poster from last years show. Such Fun

08.01.2022 Health authorities have begun testing wastewater in Horsham for traces of coronavirus. Testing sites have already been set up in several other regional towns, including Mildura and Swan Hill. There are now more than 30 wastewater testing sites across the state.

07.01.2022 Traffic jam #Sunday #Yanac #Wimmera #Mallee #Victoria

05.01.2022 If you know of any practising Victorian Street Artists with a passion for community development, then please tag them in this post and ask them to get in touch!

05.01.2022 Confused about the regional v Melbourne differences? Here's a rundown...

05.01.2022 Would you like to be part of the Wimmera Pride Project Committee in 2021? We are currently accepting nomination and will be up until the 24th of October You can download a nomination form here: https://drive.google.com//1G_uykxyvrQSn2Wlx-KCYIUWtu/view

04.01.2022 ATTENTION Due to the 7 day Victoria wide lockdown and the new restrictions starting from 12:00am AEST Friday 28th May, Wimmera Native Nursery will be closed to ...the public and we will only be offering contactless click and collect or postage services starting tomorrow. Help keep small businesses going through these hard times and please order via our website www.nativeshop.com.au, call the nursery on 03 5389 1193 or email [email protected] Thank you to all our customers for understanding and we hope to be able to see you all in store again soon. Stay safe Victoria

02.01.2022 Hi excuse me, I’d like to get the hell out of 2020 please.

02.01.2022 Requiring a mask? Greater Melbourne Available in a great choice of patterned & plain colours Small, standard & large available or made to order. Corporate organisations contact us for bulk reusable 3 layered designs.

01.01.2022 South Australia will impose a hard border with Greater Melbourne from 6PM CST. The only exemptions are essential travellers and returning South Australians, wh...o will need to quarantine for 14 days. This does not apply to regional Victoria and regional SA, ongoing cross-border permits remain in place. For more information head to the SA Health website.