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ABOUT 30 women braved a chilly start to Sunday to take part in a women’s cycling event in Nichols Point. Women of all ages and…

DOUG Rootsey and Margaret Dunlop’s wooden creations are nothing short of “breathtaking”. The couple’s home visitors or people who see their work at SRS Benetook…

LANGTREE Mall has transformed into a winter wonderland for the school holidays as an ice skating rink takes over the city centre. Mildura City Heart’s…

THE on-again, off-again Red Cliffs centenary celebrations remain on track, but organisers are now looking for volunteers to ensure the smooth running of a bumper…

HANGING out with your mates is good for your health – especially as you get older. Getting together with a group of mates has been…

LEN Spence attributes his old age to being born 99 years ago. And who better to be cracking dad jokes than a father to five,…

WENTWORTH Shire Council has secured more than $700,000 in federal funding towards an upgrade of the Wentworth Civic Centre. A plan to upgrade the upstairs…

SIX decades in and AMES Australia is still helping refugees work and homes in Australia. One family who was settled in Mildura nine months ago…

EIGHT outstanding people were recognised in a ceremony at the Australian Inland Botanic Gardens on Wednesday. Member for Murray Helen Dalton presented community recognition statements…

HAIRDRESSERS, netball coaches and school teachers may not be the first people who come to mind when imagining people on the front lines of combating…

MILDURA residents joined hundreds of thousands of people across Australia marking National Sorry Day this week. Sorry Day, held annually on May 26, marks the…

SUNDAY marked 150 years since works on the first church on the Darling River began. At 3pm on May 23, 1871, Judge Francis laid the…