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Lisette Mill is frustrated and concerned that graffiti under the Panmure bridge is yet to be removed, almost four years on from when she first brought it to the attention of the Department of Transport and Planning.

Graffiti concerns continue

FOR more than four years Lisette Mill has been pushing for the removal of “unsightly” graffiti from undeath the Panmure bridge.

27 August, 2026

Back from the brink: Panmure’s Ian Wallace and Brian Cockayne have secured a long-forgotten piece of history. The duo has obtained a damaged World War One German howitzer cannon, which the South Western District Restoration Group Inc will spend the next few years restoring.

Historic restoration underway

Stacey Riches played the bagpipes as part of the march.

Touching tribute for prisoners of war

We will remember: Panmure will honour three prisoners of war from across the district at next weekend’s Anzac Day service. Pictured is Panmure Action Group’s Ian Wallace.

Panmure to expand honour for soldiers

Complete: Upgrades have been completed to revitalise the Mount Emu Creek Bridge at Panmure thanks to a joint project between State and Federal Governments.

Mt Emu Creek upgrade complete

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Beneficial: Panmure farmer Stephen Warth, pictured with Hughie, THREE, and Freddie, 15 weeks, believes multispecies pastures have proven to be a “blessing in disguise”.

Panmure farmer finds secrets to success

A march through Panmure was held prior to the service.

Panmure pays its respects to prisoners of war

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