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Businesses dig in over Mildura Landfill hours
MILDURA Council is facing more backlash over reduced opening hours at the Mildura Landfill, with local excavator owners trashing a move they say has affected…
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Cool head on cancer fighter
A YOUNG Lake Primary School student has proved generosity is not a matter of age. After growing his hair for almost three years, Grade 6…
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NSW state election: Jane MacAllister running on water
A PASSION to restore the Murray-Darling River system and give a voice to rural communities was the motivation for Wentworth councillor Jane MacAllister to run…
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Country Care to face cartel conduct charges
MILDURA business Country Care will face the Federal Court of Australia over accusations of cartel conduct. The Country Care Group Pty Ltd, its managing director…
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Ice behind three crimes
A MAN who plans to start a new life in Mildura had been injecting ice throughout the time he committed three crimes, including when he…
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Fine for ‘horrible message’
A MILDURA man sent a “horrible message” to his young son when he called the boy’s mother a “dumb bitch”, a court has been told.…
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Fortunes in Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s Mildura move
A MURRAY-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) office being opened in Mildura would give Victorian irrigators a voice into how the Basin Plan (MDBP) is administered, the…
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Brutal rapist sentenced to 14 years jail
MERBEIN man Thomas Wayne Mitchell has been sentenced to 14 years jail for the rape of a highly vulnerable and disabled woman who says the…
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NSW state election: Balranald mayor to contest Murray for Labor
BALRANALD Mayor Alan Purtill says boosting infrastructure for inland rivers would be a priority as he contests the seat of Murray for Country Labor at…
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More funds, more jobs for indigenous Sunraysia residents
UP to 110 indigenous job seekers will be able to gain access to Sunraysia Regional Consulting’s (SRC) job training placements after the Federal Government yesterday…
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Man, late for work, clocks 138km/h
A SUNNYCLIFFS man was in the wrong spot at the wrong time when he was running late for work and was clocked driving at 138km/h in…
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A ballad to Australia’s darling
ACCLAIMED singer songwriter Neil Murray has long had an affinity with the Australian outback. Watching from afar as the ecological disaster unfolded along the Darling…













