Swallows claim minor flag off back of bye
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Hampers a hit with mums
WHILE most mums say a sleep-in will suffice on Mother’s Day, it’s better to be prepared with local chocolate, coffee, Murray salt, fudge, wine, and…
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Artist’s national nod
A LOCAL artist has been named a finalist in a national creators award, putting the spotlight on the people who have built communities through their work. Mildura artist Jacklyn Foster…
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Donations by the dozens
GOL GOL Public School is full to the brim with second-hand donations following the past weekend’s preparations for the annual Country Fair. The school’s annual fundraising event will feature many…
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Police host community forum
VICTORIA Police is encouraging people to attend next month’s policing forum in Mildura to help explore the issues important to the local community. Police will spend the next few months…
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Intersection fixes
MORE than $2 million will be spent on a problematic intersection at Merbein South as part of the Australian Government’s Black Spot Program. The works at the crossroads of Sturt…
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Man wanted on warrants
POLICE are appealing for public assistance to help locate Andrew Greenaway. The 34-year-old man is wanted on warrants for multiple offences, including recklessly expose emergency service worker to risk. It…
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Fur-bulous fun at dog show
DOGS of all shapes, breeds, and sizes descended on Quondong Park in Red Cliffs last weekend for the Mildura and District Kennel Club’s All Breeds Championship Show. It featured Pomeranians,…
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Right-wing activists ejected for Anzac ceremony heckles
MELBOURNE: Associates of a prominent anti-immigration group were among those ejected from an Anzac Day dawn service after the cohort was accused of heckling acknowledgement of Country ceremonies at other…
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Tigers lift when needed
ROBINVALE Euston were left to rue missed opportunities as underdogs Red Cliffs surged late to claim a 16-point victory under lights at John James Oval on Anzac Day. In a…
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Stark warning from ex-PM on rise of the ‘manosphere’
MELBOURNE: A concerted, organised and strategic pushback by the "manosphere" against gender equality can't be swept under the rug, Australia's only female prime minister says. But advocates also need to…
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Early voting opens for Farrer
EARLY voting for the Farrer by-election opens Tuesday 28 April. The Midway Community Centre in Buronga will be open for early voting, with the exception of Sunday 3 May, with…