Daily Matters
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Odd priorities in clean-up spending
ADMITTEDLY, these are strange times. But many Mildura residents still required a double take this week when they noticed a crew of cleaners sanitising anything…
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If we stay coronavirus-free, let’s open up
IF there are zero confirmed active coronavirus cases for another month in country regions like Sunraysia, then the Victorian Government should look to open them…
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It’s time to get back to school
THE time has come for Daniel Andrews to follow our nation’s leader and reopen Victorian schools. We have been patient and done the right things,…
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Priorities turn to a simple game of footy
JUST before the NBA season was shut down, LeBron James said if there were no fans in the stands, he would not play. The fans…
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Daily Matters: It’s hard to stay plugged in working at home
THE coronavirus crisis may change workplaces forever. Many employees across a range of businesses are now set up and working from home. It’s not a…
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Our dedication to serve the community never wavered
WHEN storms ripped through Sunraysia on a Friday afternoon in November, 2016, the Sunraysia Daily was unable to be printed for the first time in…
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Government has duty to get the message to everyone
THE Federal Government is faced with arguably its greatest ever challenge in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. For Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his team,…
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Sunraysia a breath of fresh air amid uncertainty
WE are living in extraordinary times. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the coronavirus a pandemic, which in simple terms is a global outbreak…
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Governments need to invest in real journalism
WHEN checking historical facts, people invariably turn to newspaper archives. They are the public record. The place where the truth lies. This week, Australia’s news…
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Can you help find the Sunraysia Daily bike?
SUNRAYSIA Daily will turn 100 later this year, but a quirky part of its history remains missing. The old delivery bike made famous by Mildura’s…
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End of the road, but Holden leaves a legacy
SUNRAYSIA people love their cars. And they particularly love their Holdens, with a market share more than four times the national average. So news this…
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AFLW shouldn’t be fair game for trolls
THE AFLW competition faced some fierce criticism after its opening week of matches. Social media trolls took aim at the poor standard of play and…
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