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  • ‘Inactive’ teen back in jail

    ‘Inactive’ teen back in jail

    A TEENAGE burglar whose ambition was to have a party on his release from custody will have to postpone celebrations after he was jailed last…

  • Whipping up a musical storm

    Whipping up a musical storm

    PEOPLE with all levels of musical talent came together at the Museum of Innocence yesterday for a free workshop. Organiser Catherine Threlfall said the budding…

  • Get a church for free

    Get a church for free

    IRYMPLE’S historic former Anglican church is being offered free to a good home. Developers who bought the property about a year ago are looking for…

  • Doctor’s prescription: MP backs pro-public opinion

    RETIRED doctor Barry Dowty’s submission to the State Government shows why the privatisation model of Mildura Base Hospital (MBH) is detrimental, Member for Mildura Ali…

  • Women’s turn to jazz up lives

    A MELBOURNE International Jazz Festival initiative which aims to address the under-representation of women in jazz will visit Sunraysia this week. Tomorrow is My Turn…

  • PHOTOS: Ouyen Mallee Root Festival

    PHOTOS: Ouyen Mallee Root Festival

    THE prestigious title of Ouyen’s “biggest tosser” was earned by Mildura’s Laurie Angwin at the Ouyen Mallee Root Festival over the weekend. Organiser Dee Amos…

  • Inland future forum in Mildura

    MILDURA will be the venue of a wide-ranging conversation seeking to find answers to the future of Australia’s inland cities. Residents will have the opportunity…

  • Back to normal for recycling

    MILDURA Council has resumed its normal recycling processes again after the EPA approved the reopening of a Victorian recycling plant last week.  On Tuesday, EPA…

  • Hate ‘will not win’

    Hate ‘will not win’

    SUNRAYSIA’S Islamic community, rocked by the shooting deaths of 50 people at two mosques in Christ­church on Friday, say they have drawn strength from the…

  • A splash of green

    A splash of green

    THE lawns at Sacred Heart church in Mildura were speckled with green yesterday to mark St Patrick’s Day. Irish dancers, a violin duo and Recorders…

  • Big project rolling on

    Big project rolling on

    MORE than 70 motorbike riders hit the road yesterday, all for a good cause. The sixth annual Mildura Lifeline Ride was about raising funds for…

  • PHOTOS: Ranfurly Twilight Foodies Market

    PHOTOS: Ranfurly Twilight Foodies Market

    AVID foodies flocked to the Ranfurly Twilight Foodies Market yesterday in search of something to delight their tastebuds. And with a choice of nine different…

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