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‘Paranoid’ male refused bail
A MAN alleged to have been armed with a knife and a loaded bow and arrow when he threatened to kill a female had a…
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Toy Run to bring joy in tough times
CHRISTMAS can be a stressful time for families hoping to put a smile on their children’s faces, with costs of living increasing and the price…
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Mental health concerns for young speeder
A YOUNG woman with a pattern of mental health issues accused of speeding and bail offences has had her matter adjourned to a later date…
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Harness trainer caught with 1.6kg of pot
A SUCCESSFUL harness racing trainer had a “massive fall from grace” after he was caught with 1.6 kilograms of cannabis at his Merbein South training…
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Call for change to pensioner concessions
PENSIONERS are overwhelmed by the strain of growing council rates Mildura MP Jade Benham has said. While speaking in Parliament recently, Ms Benham called on…
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CFA issues haystack fire warning
A SPATE of haystack and hay shed fires across Victoria’s north-west has prompted a Country Fire Authority warning for farmers to take extra care after…
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Tree-mendous Christmas appeal opens
THE Kmart Wishing Tree has opened at Mildura Central to assist families and people in need. The long-running gift collection drive, operated in partnership with…
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Tax scammer to appeal jail term
A MILDURA man who cheated the Australian Taxation Office out of almost $40,000 as part of a large-scale goods and services tax fraud will appeal…
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Bail bid granted amid local support
A MILDURA man initially jailed for three months after admitting to a series of car thefts and burglaries across Sunraysia has been granted bail, having…
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Baaka and the Darling are one at Wentworth
THE Darling River has been known as the Baaka by the Barkindji people for thousands of years, and for most of that time was their…
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New store about collecting more
COLLECTOR’S Therapy will host a grand opening this Saturday 15 November, with doors opening at 12pm. Located on Tenth Street in Mildura, owner David Dodd…
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Jail time for threatening staff as retail attacks surge
CUSTOMERS who attack or threaten shop and hospitality staff could face jail terms under a Victorian State Government crackdown on retail crime. The Victorian Government…
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