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Pool scare a warning
TWO pre-schoolers were taken to Mildura Base Hospital on Sunday with “suspected post-drowning symptoms” following an incident in a backyard swimming pool.An Ambulance Victoria spokeswoman…
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Mildura ‘risk’ denied bail
POLICE said a Mildura man smashed the window of a local business while staff were inside and a few days before recklessly caused injury to…
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Making a difference
THE saying goes “If you build it, they will come” and for local makers’ and artists’ collective Sunraysed, nothing could be closer to the truth.What…
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Mallee on anthrax watch
SHEEP and cattle farmers across the Mallee have been reminded to report any sudden stock deaths following a case of anthrax at a sheep property…
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Down the years: Prisoners freed, elephant takes a bath
100 years ago WAR NEWS: A message from Brussels says: The last German soldier left Brussels at midday on Saturday after extraordinary scenes. German troops sold…
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In the Classroom: Boffins rewarded
TWO local students with a passion for sciences were last week recognised for their achievement at the Victor Chang School Science Awards ceremony in Broken…
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Kayden’s life meant fun
ABOUT 1000 people yesterday celebrated the short life of popular young Wentworth local Kayden Cullinan, who was remembered as a boy from the bush whose…
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Hard slog ends today
THERE will be a big sigh of relief among Year 12 students today at the end of the exam period.Mildura Senior College Year 12 student…
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Mildura transport operator welcomes Calder Highway reprieve
A MILDURA transport operator expects major upgrades to the Calder Highway could cut the time it takes to transport fruit to Melbourne by half an…
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A Mildura teen’s eye-opening journey to Tanzanian homeland
TANZANIAN-born refugee Superanse Nduwarugira was no different to most Mildura teenagers in dreaming of a big house, high-paying job and a flash car.But a trip…
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Everything goes into this show
THIS year’s Mildura Calisthenics Concert will be all about energy.It’s expected to be an colourful program of rods, clubs, march, free-arm, ballet-like aesthetics and, song…
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Farming: Hearty boost for the beef, sheep markets
AUSTRALIA’S sheep meat and beef producers are set to enjoy strong prices into next year, supported by a growing global appetite for meat amid limited…
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