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Swap your opera nets
RECREATIONAL anglers in Sunraysia are again being encouraged to swap their opera house yabby nets for free wildlife friendly open-top lift nets following the second…
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Getting teachers the test
RURAL and remote Victorian schools are pleading for a new approach to attract and retain quality teachers and education leaders, with many principals saying staff…
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Victorian Greens push for pokies reform
GREENS candidate for Northern Victoria, Nicole Rowan, has hit back at Community Clubs Victoria (CCV) over its claims the party continued to “misrepresent” facts about…
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Sunraysia Agribusiness Conference: Growers start the quest to improve profit margins
A LARGE cohort of Sunraysia’s agribusiness sector came together on Thursday to learn and seek advice from industry experts about the most pressing issues affecting…
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Hospital talks: Steve Timmis meets with Jill Hennessy
INDEPENDENT state candidate Steve Timmis has met with Victorian Health Minister Jill Hennessy to outline his plan for a community board to take control of…
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Dareton men get full service in Shed
DARETON Primary Health staff recently completed a highly successful health promotion initiative known as Spanner in the Works.The initiative was developed by the Australian Men’s…
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Promising signs in billboard fight
IRYMPLE business owner Tracey Meyer believes she has the people power to stop the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) from overturning a decision that…
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PHOTOS: Good lesson in family ties at Merbein P-10 College Grandparents Day
MERBEIN P-10 College students welcomed their grandparents and special friends to the school yesterday with open arms. Grandparents Day has been a Merbein P-10 College…
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Call for review of Mildura Council three-bin system
ENVIRONMENT councillor Anthony Cirillo has called for a review of Mildura Council’s decision on a three-bin system after Victorian political leaders rubbished a plan to…
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Darling River gets algae tests
WATER in the lower Darling River will be tested for blue-green algae amid fears poor-quality water will again cause illnesses among farming families.WaterNSW confirmed it…
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Advice is good business at Wentworth Shire Small Business Expo
A SMALL piece of advice could be the difference between staying in business or joining the majority of small businesses that fail.Yesterday’s Small Business Expo…
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Drought fund claims go to probe
THE federal Auditor-General will be asked to investigate claims Nationals federal party treasurer Peter Schwarz failed to spend $850,000 in drought-proofing subsidies on water-saving measures.Mr…
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