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Research exposes umpire abuse
NEW research from the University of South Australia has revealed a disturbing trend of regular abuse directed at Australian rules football umpires. Nearly half of…
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Kitchen safety warning part of burns month
DURING National Burns Awareness month authorities are warning that kitchen-related fires are on the increase with more than 900 recorded across Victoria in less than…
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Veteran celebrates centenary
WORLD War II veteran John Forbes celebrated his 100th birthday on Monday while surrounded by family and friends in Robinvale. Known to his friends as…
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Trout fishing during school holidays
THE Victorian Government is aiming to give children of Sunraysia a reason to put down their devices and go trout fishing these school holidays. Lakes…
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Top four teams set
TWO thirds of the way through the regular MFNL season and the top four teams appear set. Undefeated Cardross will be minor premiers with Werrimull,…
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How to harness AI
BUSINESS owners and staff will have the chance to sharpen up on their social media skills and embrace the benefits of artificial intelligence at a…
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Third bus strike for Tuesday
BUS services in Mildura will be reduced on Tuesday due to protected industrial action. While school routes will run as normal, routes 100/200, 211/300/311, 400/401…
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Planning umpire to make call on caravan, camping park
A DECISION by Mildura Council to refuse the development of a camping and caravan park among residential properties at Irymple appears headed to the state’s…
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Senior pup finds a new life in loving second home
INGRID Medova and Peter Allen of Mildura’s own Ye Olde Lolly Shop celebrated the birthday of their 21-year-old dog Collie recently. The couple adopted the…
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Plane pain is the bane of the main
A SAGA in plain sight that has left residents of a leafy Mildura cul-de-sac divided about what to do about 43 problematic plane trees is…
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No rush needed for tax return
TAXPAYERS have been warned not to lodge their tax returns too early. Last year 142,000 people who lodged in the first two weeks of July…
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Home life better for cats and wildlife under new SHRCC rules
CAT care experts have told owners they don’t have to spend big to keep their pets safe as the Swan Hill Rural City Council’s imposed…
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