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Temby takes the wheel
AT just 22, Clare Temby is establishing herself in one of Australia’s most male-dominated industries. Growing up in Wentworth, Ms Temby had her sights set…
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Children’s fundraiser honoured
LOCAL charity champion John Burfitt has been recognised in a statewide award spotlighting the work of individuals supporting their communities. John Burfitt has spent around 40 years fundraising for local…
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Virtual tool targets high-risk weeds
A NEW online tool developed by Botanic Gardens of Sydney and NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) is set to elevate the state’s ability to detect and…
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Premier pledges tough response to anti-Semitism probe
SYDNEY: New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is vowing to press ahead with divisive safety measures in response to the Bondi massacre, even if they upset people. Hours after the…
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Regional drug use ‘on rise’
DAMNING new figures reveal regional Victoria’s drug use is on the rise, with a substantial number of illicit drugs being consumed at a higher rate. Cocaine, fentanyl, heroin, ketamine, MDA…
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Great library reads
Plan a cosy weekend of craft, baking and cooking with these new titles at Mildura Libraries! The weather’s cooling down and the days are getting shorter. It’s finally time to…
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Young performers hit the big stage
ANNUAL student performing arts showcase Pulse has returned to Sunraysia for its fourth consecutive year, giving 10 local NSW schools the opportunity to experience the creative arts. The Pulse program…
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Economic windfall for region
THE building of Australia’s largest transmission project has provided a major economic boost to Sunraysia with a ‘buy local’ approach providing more than $130 million in supply contracts to local…
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Woman’s bus ordeal
AN ELDERLY woman was hospitalised for eight days after the train from Swan Hill to Melbourne was replaced with a bus route. Kris Thornton originally planned her trip from Mildura…
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Autumn flower show blooming lovely
ALTHOUGH we are heading towards cooler temperatures, the flowers around Mildura, which include dahlias, chrysanthemums, crepe myrtle, and hibiscus, are still filling local gardens. Hence the popularity of the Autumn…
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Pride on the line for Heat
THE undefeated Mildura Heat men’s Division Two team will be out to keep their perfect record intact when they take on Collingwood at The Hothouse tonight. Despite a tough start…