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Japanese encephalitis is rare but potentially serious and is caused by a virus transmitted through mosquito bites. Mosquitoes are usually active from mid-spring to late autumn in south-eastern Australia and health authorities recommend using mosquito nets, and screen windows and doors on dwellings. Free to Read

Japanese encephalitis virus detected locally

THE Department of Health has confirmed the first detection of Japanese encephalitis virus in mosquitoes for the 2025–26 summer season, with it detected locally in Horsham.

2 December, 2025

The Horsham SmartFarm's new Plant Protein Hub and glasshouse were officially opened on Monday, December 1, by Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Victoria Michaela Settle (centre). She was joined for the event by senior research scientist Dr Cassandra Walker (left) and Agriculture Victoria’s head of research, Professor Simone Warner.

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$12 Million SmartFarm expansion positions Wimmera as Ag Innovation Leader

The reputation of Longerenong College to offer exceptional training and credible qualifications for a variety of agricultural careers was enhanced by the turnout and responses from attendees to their recent Open Day, with many coming from interstate to have a look. Students, like Jack Batson, were on hand to offer insght into College life. Picture: ROBIN WEBB Free to Read

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Longerenong College Open Day draws hundreds from across states

Laharum's Robbie Miller has found balance between farming, footy and family. Picture: MACKENZIE BOOK

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Community and balance the key for footballer farmer

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