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  • Mildura transport operator welcomes Calder Highway reprieve

    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…

  • A Mildura teen’s eye-opening journey to Tanzanian homeland

    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…

  • Everything goes into this show

    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…

  • 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…

  • Casual rates ‘low’

    Casual rates ‘low’

    Many casual workers aren’t getting paid much more than their permanent counterparts and some are even making less, new research has found.The peak body for…

  • Farming: Stay safe at harvest

    Farming: Stay safe at harvest

    FARMERS are being urged to be vigilant around machinery as the wheat harvest – valued at about $2 billion – gets under way across western…

  • Farming: Argentina poses a grain challenge

    Farming: Argentina poses a grain challenge

    ARGENTINA’S wheat exports are set to ­double over the next decade, potentially challenging Australia’s competitiveness in key markets, according to a new report from the…

  • Opioid plight worsens

    A RECENT Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report shows deaths in Australia involving opioids have almost doubled over the past 10 years.The report follows…

  • Chase broke 150km/h: 11 drivers forced to swerve before crash

    Chase broke 150km/h: 11 drivers forced to swerve before crash

    POLICE say a teenager was travelling at more than 150km/h and narrowly avoided colliding with more than a dozen vehicles after stealing his mother’s car…

  • Buronga tip fee set to rise

    THE Buronga landfill concrete disposal fee is expected to jump 112 per cent this week if a rise is approved at tomorrow’s Wentworth Shire Council…

  • Federal Government announces $16 million fruit fly package

    Federal Government announces $16 million fruit fly package

    A SMARTER approach to tackling fruit fly is at the core of a $16.9 million Federal Government package.Minister for Agriculture David Littleproud yesterday announced the…

  • New ideas run up the flag pole

    New ideas run up the flag pole

    PREPARATIONS are under way for Sunraysia’s Australia Day celebrations just over two months before the national holiday. During tomorrow’s Wentworth Shire Council meeting, a number of…

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