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THE sister of a Mildura teenager killed in mysterious circumstances 30 years ago hopes the anniversary of her sibling’s death will prompt someone to finally…

POLICE have a message for William Wangeman – your time is up.  Mildura police yesterday took to their Eyewatch page, asking for public assistance to…

TWO SuniTAFE information technology (IT) students are on a mission to facilitate accommodation bookings for Sunraysia truck drivers. Sarah Stone and Shiva Bhattarai have answered…

FRUSTRATIONS are mounting over the delayed installation of CCTV, ­including along the Mildura riverfront, to deter hoon behaviour after the safety measure was announced more…

TAKING plenty of time to talk and listen to children from a young age can influence their future success at school. That was the message…

MEMBER for Farrer Susan Ley is calling for quotas to ensure more women are selected as candidates for federal parliament.  Ms Ley, who is assistant…

FORAGING through thick jungle on the west coast of Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea, history buff Chris Leonard was on the hunt for an American…

THE Federal Government’s new aged care commission could highlight areas for improvement for Sunraysia providers. Launched this week, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission…

IT’S a tough gig, life on the land. The rains don’t ever seem to arrive at the right time and the seemingly endless droughts are…

SUNRAYSIA’S economy has been bolstered by $2 billion in investment over the past two years – and more growth is on the way, the region’s…

IT will be a bitter-sweet moment for Ros Davis when she clocks off for the final time at the Mildura Health Private Hospital tomorrow. After…

THOSE leading the fight against Sunraysia’s fruit fly infestations hope to remove 6000 trees from home gardens by mid-year. State Government funding to remove backyard…