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Path well travelled
WORLD explorer Jeremy Scott will be sharing stories from his solo round-the-world bike tour with the Sunraysia community this month.The adventure-craving bike rider will speak…
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Classic days out on river
SKI fans lined the banks of the Murray and Darling rivers at the weekend for the annual Ted Hurley Classic Ski Race.Visitors came from as…
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Uber snubs Mildura
MILDURA has missed out on ride sharing network Uber’s expansion into regional Australia.Uber last week announced it would launch its app in 15 new cities…
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From trash to masterpiece
RECYCLED materials were the key ingredient for the masterpieces created for the Christie Centre’s Trash to Art competition.The annual event has attracted a steady number…
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Lower Darling on algae alert
A HIGH alert for blue-green algae has been issued for the lower Darling River at Burtundy and about 20km upstream to include the Jamesville block…
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Future of firefighting
EXCITED children and adults alike explored the Red Cliffs Fire Brigade yesterday.The CFA open day was the first in Red Cliffs for many years.Community safety…
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On track for a big meet
WITH a few local hopes in the mix, marquees almost sold out and plenty of children’s activities, Mildura’s Melbourne Cup Day meet is set to…
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Anger over water
AN angry crowd of 500 environmentalists, community leaders, farmers and indigenous representatives voiced their exasperation over water management at a Broken Hill rally on Saturday.A…
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Aligned Leisure have mission to bring families back to Mildura Council pools
THE new management of Mildura Council’s eight public swimming pools hopes to make a splash in the community and inject some fun back into the…
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Motor sport precinct doubts: ‘Change gears’
TWO key Sunraysia motor sport identities have both called for a new approach to rev the engine of private investors and government when it comes…
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Burglars hit Mildura homes
MILDURA is one of the top 10 burglary hotspots in Victoria, according to a new RACV report. The analysis of burglary statistics released this week revealed…
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$100 million price tag: Mallee welfare organisations lobby for children
MALLEE welfare organisations are lobbying for $100 million a year to provide better outcomes for the region’s disadvantaged children and adolescents. Mallee Family Care and Centre…













