News
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Proximity to Cabinet the key
SUNRAYSIA needs its local MPs to be close to places in Cabinet if the region is to get a better deal politically, the district’s Liberal…
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Support on way for blokes
MILDURA men will learn coping skills on how to best support their partners through breast cancer during a first of its kind workshop.The Think Pink…
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Moving to right is wrong – Kidd
A SHIFT to the right is more likely to be a hindrance than a help to the federal Liberal Party, according to its Mildura District…
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A splash of glitter
WHOEVER said picking up rubbish was dirty work clearly hasn’t met Sunraysia’s new group of waste warriors. The gLITTERati group, created by Mildura mum Emma Walmsley,…
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Picnic snake scare
A FAMILY picnic lunch and walk around Kings Billabong almost turned to tragedy for 16-month-old twins Ava and Isla Attrill on Wednesday. The girls escaped…
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‘Somewhat lenient’ Brandon Osborn sentence for killing Mildura woman Karen Belej stays
THE killer of Mildura domestic violence campaigner Karen Belej will not serve more jail time after a push to increase his maximum nine-year sentence was…
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Crossing cultures with Chaffey Secondary College exchange program
A GROUP of 10 Chaffey Secondary College students have been spending the week with fellow Japanese students from Kumatori in Japan, for the 32nd year…
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Ribarits seeking Tailem-made edge
HAMISH Ribarits hopes his limited experience at Tailem Bend’s The Bend Motorsport Park will help him this weekend in the Australian Formula Ford Championship.The Trentham…
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Sunraysia residents encouraged to have say as equality to be made into law
SUNRAYSIA locals can have their say on how the Victorian Government enshrines gender equality in law for the first time in Australian history.While Victoria does…
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Killer to learn fate
THE killer of Mildura domestic violence campaigner Karen Belej will today learn his fate over an appeal against his sentence which could see him released…
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A bevvy a day gets you to 100
ONE beer every night before tea is the secret for a long life.That is the view of Red Cliffs’ Eileen Woosnam, who turned 100 on…
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PHOTOS: Students go for gold at The Lake Primary School athletics day
THE Lake Primary School was a sea of yellow, blue, green and red this week at its athletics day. About 300 students put their best foot…









