Your Friday SD News, including: a Mildura court hears of a woman’s terrifying spree through Mildura, babies find their sense of belonging during NAIDOC Week celebrations, a $14 million almond processing plant is green-lighted for Hattah and dogs of all colours, shapes and sizes on show at the Dareton Kennel Club’s championships.
A CAMPUS of Federation University in a remote corner of New South Wales is about to get an overhaul. Known as Nanya Research Station, the…
CHANCES for Children is set to announce recipients in the next round of financial support in the coming weeks following the recent confirmation of the program’s tertiary scholarship winners. The…
ONE of Mildura’s landmark buildings is up for sale once more, putting a new notch in its long history in the region. The Mildura Settlers Club building boasts a land…
A LOCAL school student has been nominated for a Victorian Young Achiever Award for his all round success in sport, arts, and the community. The annual Young Achiever Awards celebrate…
A MAN who allegedly abused a woman he’d been dating while she was driving, before hitting her with her own vehicle, and continuing to assault and threaten her while driving…
MILDURA Ambulances paramedics recently took the top spot in the state for urban centre response times, attending to 89.9 per cent of code one patients within 15 minutes. Data for…
NORTH West Rail Alliance is on the lookout for more members to carry the torch after confirming one of its youngest members as vice president of the committee. The rail…
A PROMINENT independent political candidate has put her hand back as a hopeful for the Federal seat of Farrer, following the current MP and former Coalition leader Sussan Ley’s dramatic…
NATIONALS leader David Littleproud has confirmed his party will be standing a candidate in the proposed upcoming by-election in the Federal seat of Farrer. Speaking on morning television on Monday,…
SYDNEY: The Liberals’ freshly minted leaders have again been confronted with their party’s women problem as they try to shift the political conversation to cutting taxes and migrant numbers. New…
J. A. Braidie, the captain of the Merbein Fire Brigade in 1940, knew how to keep things safe. The Merbein Public Brass Band, after winning the D Grade competition at…
