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  • Support rolls on

    Support rolls on

    LETTING local farmers know someone has their back during these tough times was the driving force behind Glenn “Yogi” Kendall’s eight-day fundraising journey from WA…

  • Planting the seed for food hub

    Planting the seed for food hub

    VOLUNTEERS of local fresh food project Out of the Box are celebrating its first birthday and looking ahead to a bright future based on its…

  • New family violence refuge to help those at risk: A place to feel safe

    New family violence refuge to help those at risk: A place to feel safe

    MILDURA will receive a share of $15 million to build a new family violence refuge that workers say will address the diverse needs of women…

  • Long road for fans

    Long road for fans

    FOOTBALL fans can go to great lengths to support their team, but it doesn’t always go to plan.In 2009, Collingwood superfan Lorraine Dowdy wanted fellow…

  • Excitement builds for clash

    Excitement builds for clash

    WEST Coast and Collingwood players were treated like rock stars as they were paraded through Melbourne yesterday ahead of today’s grand final.Tens of thousands of…

  • Crops on ‘knife edge’

    Crops on ‘knife edge’

    MALLEE grain growers are capitalising on higher hay prices as the region’s dry conditions show no signs of improvement.With a total rainfall just under 60mm…

  • ‘I’d do it all again’

    NATIONAL Police Remembrance Day was a fitting send-off for Mildura’s Sergeant Scott Olsen, with the local service allowing him to reflect on fallen members and…

  • Rental property boost

    IN a move to improve housing affordability in Sunraysia and across the rest of the state, the Victorian Government has made a commitment to establish…

  • Lessons in rail approval

    Lessons in rail approval

    MILDURA passenger train supporters should take a lead from advocates of a tourist train in the Yarra Valley, North West Rail Alliance acting vice-president Jane…

  • What are they calling for?

    BOTH the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry report and Steve Timmis have called for a review of the rating system. Mr Timmis also backed the Victorian Farmers Federation’s…

  • A learning curve all the way

    A learning curve all the way

    MERBEIN Sergeant Max Alexander spent his final day in the role yesterday after almost four decades with Victoria Police.Following 39 years patrolling local streets in…

  • What it will take to make a political change in Mildura

    What it will take to make a political change in Mildura

    Christopher Testa: Your book is about regional voters and the reasons they’ve been turning away from mainstream parties and mainstream politics. But how much of…

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