News
-
Weather rains on club’s parade
WEATHER has delayed the completion of Merbein’s Kenny Park changerooms in another cruel blow for the Merbein Football Netball Club. During an announcement last year,…
-
Labour hire law sessions
LABOUR hire providers, farmers and businesses are encouraged to attend an information session ahead of the Labour Hire Licensing legislation entering into force on April…
-
Celebration of world music
ORGANISERS of the Mildura Fringe World Music Festival are promising an evening full of entertainment and a celebration of diversity. The lawns of the D’Vine…
-
War exhibit project push: Cupper makes pitch to Premier
MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper has sought State Government support for a World War II heritage project. Ms Cupper has used a constituency question to…
-
Garage sale to help cats
JEANIE’S Kitty Krib owner Jeanie Schmidt has been “blown away” by the generosity of the community ahead of Jeanie’s Kitty Krib Mega Garage Sale today.…
-
See the plan through, says Murray-Darling Basin Authority
THE only way to restore river systems is to implement the Murray-Darling Basin Plan (MDBP) in its entirety, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) says. With…
-
Jane’s Far West focus
WENTWORTH Shire councillor Jane MacAllister wants to be the voice “west of the Dividing Range” as she heads into today’s election seeking a seat in…
-
Beating new path for young women
FOUR prominent female jazz musicians set the tone during a music workshop at Merbein P-10 College yesterday. An initiative of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival,…
-
Seymour’s headline act a family affair
FOR Australian rock legend Mark Seymour, his performance at next month’s Cullulleraine Music Festival will be a family affair. Seymour will be the headline act…
-
Abuse ‘devastated’ Ouyen
THE depth of suffering at the hands of a paedophile priest who was based at Ouyen in the 1970 has been compounded by the response…
-
Curlwaa Hall delay queried
A WENTWORTH Shire councillor has vented his frustration over a lack of progress in the upgrade of Curlwaa Memorial Hall a year after funding was…
-
School embraces Harmony Day
STUDENTS from African, Vietnamese, Indian, Tongan, Koorie and many more communities spoke about their culture as part of Mildura West Primary School’s Harmony Day yesterday.…
Digital Editions
Real Estate
