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  • Cool way to spend a day

    Cool way to spend a day

    THE heat didn’t deter families from joining in some tropical beach party fun across the region at the weekend. Mildura leisure manager Caitlin Byrne said…

  • Back in big time

    Back in big time

    MILDURA United are set to return to Football Federation Sunraysia’s S-League top flight in a big step forward for the century-old club. Two years ago,…

  • Going nuts: Plans for $14 million almond processing plant

    Going nuts: Plans for $14 million almond processing plant

    PLANS for a $14 million almond processing plant near Hattah have been lodged with Mildura Rural City Council. An application for the hulling and stone…

  • ‘Fed-up’ Katis quits council

    ‘Fed-up’ Katis quits council

    THE longest-serving councillor in Swan Hill Rural City Council (SHRCC) history has resigned from the council effective yesterday amid pecuniary interest accusations, saying he was…

  • Dancer’s big move

    Dancer’s big move

    NEW Yorker Jerusha Aman is all about exposing people to dance. And she has brought that passion to Mildura after moving with her husband Christopher Cavallaro…

  • Firies on high alert

    MILDURA Fire Brigade has responded to more than 120 calls for assistance since the start of December.  There were also more than 350 calls throughout…

  • Clive wants you

    Clive wants you

    IT’S not every day you receive a text message from a politician asking for your vote – but that’s exactly what happened to many Sunraysia…

  • Natural dyes workshop: Creativity comes in colour

    Natural dyes workshop: Creativity comes in colour

    ARTISTICALLY minded people from as far as Portland and Melbourne travelled to Wentworth for a two-day eco-dyeing workshop at the weekend. Wentworth Makers workshop facilitator…

  • Slowing down traffic: New 40m/h zones to be added to residential streets

    THE second stage of Mildura Council’s 40km/h speed zone rollout is expected to start by late March and target a further 18 residential areas.  It…

  • No beach to patrol for lifeguards as algae keeps crowds away

    No beach to patrol for lifeguards as algae keeps crowds away

    TESTING will continue on the Murray River this morning for potentially toxic blue-green algae after a red alert was issued on Friday from Lock 11…

  • Murray Darling crisis: NSW Government were warned water usage changes could kill fish

    Murray Darling crisis: NSW Government were warned water usage changes could kill fish

    THE NSW Opposition on Sunday released a 2012 document it claims warned changes to water usage rules on the Murray Darling river systems could lead…

  • Be vigilant near water

    Be vigilant near water

    A SPIKE in drowning deaths has lifesavers urging those taking to the water this summer to stay aware. Preliminary figures from Royal Lifesaving Australia showed…

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