News
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Algae levels drop in Murray
LATEST sampling has shown blue-green algae levels continue to drop in the Murray River from Karadoc to Cullulleraine, however the current red alert remains in…
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Romantic repertoire
TRADITION is central to Italian culture and, in Mildura, summer performances by Italian artists are becoming increasingly customary. But the performances at Arts Mildura’s From…
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Call for algae inquiry
MILDURA councillor Jason Modica says it would be “unwise” not to investigate the recent Murray River blue-green algae outbreak in more detail. A red alert…
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Have a yap over dog park
ROBINVALE residents are being asked to provide feedback on a controversial trial of an off-leash dog park in town. Centenary Park, known among Robinvale locals…
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Residents use Facebook to vent on meeting venue
ROBINVALE locals took to council’s Facebook page to vent their frustrations at the location and timing of yesterday’s council meeting. “If the meeting is about…
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Robinvale to get its say
SWAN Hill Rural City Council (SHRCC) will consult the Robinvale community about the sale of council-owned land on Bromley Road. At a council meeting in…
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Fish kill review launched
A MASS fish kill in NSW will be examined by a water and climate expert, as part of the Federal Government’s efforts to understand the…
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Big effort for running water
RUNNING across Australia in the peak of summer may seem like a ridiculous and downright dangerous idea, but for Ruslan Shakin it has been the…
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Man bailed after needle attack
POLICE were forced to use capsicum spray to subdue an offender while he repeatedly lunged at them with a syringe after injecting himself with the…
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Blood thicker than wine as Zilzie celebrates
THE early noughties was a time when the family behind local winery Zilzie Wines took their fate into their own hands. After growing grapes for…
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Mildura high-rise development given tick of approval
MILDURA Council has given the green light for a $4.9 million three-storey development to be built on the corner of Ninth Street and Deakin Avenue…
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Call for more Mildura blue green algae alert signage
A NEW Mildura resident has called for more signage along Mildura’s Riverfront warning of the potentially toxic blue-green algae outbreak after he witnessed people swimming…







