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Global grain glut pushes growers toward self-storage
AUSTRALIAN grain growers are storing their product on farms rather than shipping it offshore via handlers as falling commodity prices cut into already thin margins.…

AUSTRALIAN grain growers are storing their product on farms rather than shipping it offshore via handlers as falling commodity prices cut into already thin margins.…

THE Mildura Delivery Centre in Orange Avenue is a hive of activity from 5am most mornings. The staff at Australia Post sort and deliver all kinds of weird and wonderful…

MILDURA’S newest paramedic has hit the ground after running stepping into her graduate position on her own home turf. Mildura-raised Sammy recently landed her new graduate paramedic position at Ambulance…

A TEENAGE girl alleged to have planned to harm and kill students and staff of a Mildura secondary college last year has been accused of stealing a relative’s ute and…

MEMBERS of Mildura Deakin Rotary Club are hosting two exchange students this year, making it about 30 participants since the club was established in 1994. "Our involvement in the program…

A MILDURA man accused of aggravated burglary 10 days after he was released from custody for previous theft convictions has been refused bail. The Mildura Magistrates Court heard of an…

A CHILDREN’S heart health charity is encouraging Australians to donate this Valentine's Day to support children suffering from congenital heart heart defects. This past week HeartKids has assembled for their…

THE Liberals' first female leader Sussan Ley will resign from Parliament after she was knifed by conservative Angus Taylor nine months into the job. Ms Ley expressed gratitude after she…

WATER users, both recreational and agricultural, along the Great Darling Anabranch are being warned of an increase in toxic blue-green algae especially at the Silver City Highway crossing point. The…

A MAN who “almost immediately” made contact with his partner after being granted bail over family violence allegations and subsequently spent more than a month on remand has been granted…

A WOMAN from the Northern Territory has pleaded guilty to retail theft and causing damage to a stranger’s ute, as well as a police booth, while in custody. The Mildura…