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Full marks for wine’s future
THE future of the Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show (AAVWS) was the subject of discussion between former chiefs of judges, committee, ambassadors and founders in…
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Lapping up the heat
IN true summer fashion, the mercury is expected to tip 35Ctoday to mark the first day of the new season.A handful of people tested the…
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SD NEWS: Red Cliffs abandons Christmas decorations (November 30)
Your Friday SD News, including: Red Cliffs abandons Christmas decorations, Students bound for the Philippines, Christmas toy appeal. Subscribe or Login to see the rest…
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House assailants ‘blind drunk’
TWO young Mildura men, who were “blind drunk” when after-work drinks spiralled out of control, forced their way into a stranger’s home, a court was…
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Seat race down to the wire: Votes trickle in for knife-edge Mildura count
MORE than 450 provisional votes, plus deadline day postals, are still to be counted in the knife-edge state election contest between Nationals MP Peter Crisp…
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Environment comes first
LOCAL agribusiness company E. E. Muir & Sons has received international recognition for their commitment to assist growers achieve environmental sustainability.Established in 1927, the Mildura-based…
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Proof will be in pudding
MEMBERS of the Wentworth Military Collection say the proof will be in the pudding for their annual Christmas fundraiser. A group of 12 volunteers spent two…
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Migrants’ welfare wait
The Greens have lashed Labor for supporting the Coalition Government’s move to force migrants to wait up to four years to access some welfare benefits.Migrants…
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Home run for baseball competition
BASEBALL Australia has scored a home run in Mildura, with the council throwing its support behind a bid for the city to host the 2019-22…
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Bone up on science
Mildura Health Private Hospital has been chosen to host a national health initiative that displays the past, present and future of orthopaedics – one of…
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Julie Bishop tops ‘name that pollie’
Scott Morrison may be the prime minister but more Australians recognise former foreign minister Julie Bishop, a new poll reveals.A survey of more than 1400…
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Hot Stuff: No tears for missed step
FOR as long as Gabi Millen can remember she has dreamed of dancing overseas.After completing Year 12, and 13 years dancing with Mildura Ballet and…
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