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  • Bees need help in dry

    Bees need help in dry

    THIS year’s pollination has been made ­difficult by dry conditions, with some bee colonies so weak they needed to be replaced.With the almond flowering season…

  • Church celebration

    Church celebration

    RED Cliffs’ Loris Bugno remembers her 1953 wedding fondly as the first in St Joseph’s Red Cliffs parish.Mrs Bugno was one of hundreds who turned…

  • Riverfront plaque for Joy Clarke on the way

    THE legacy of a local disability awareness advocate will be remembered for decades to come under a push to have a plaque placed in Mildura…

  • Jail for drug driver, no licence

    Jail for drug driver, no licence

    A MOTORIST with a history of driving ­unlicensed and under the influence of alcohol or drugs has been sentenced to a month behind bars.Colin Edwards,…

  • All zoned out: Parents, residents fear school risks

    All zoned out: Parents, residents fear school risks

    LOCAL parents and residents have voiced their concerns over the risky behaviour of some drivers in Sunraysia school zones following an incident on Monday when…

  • In the Classroom: Students go the distance

    In the Classroom: Students go the distance

    THE attendance was “excellent” at this year’s Chaffey Secondary College Athletics Day, with students competing in various sporting events in the hope to qualify for…

  • Proposed solar plan makes future look bright

    Proposed solar plan makes future look bright

    A PROPOSED State Government scheme that promises Mildura home owners half-price solar panels with no upfront costs could be “fantastic” – if it gets off…

  • Charm of the 1920s

    Charm of the 1920s

    A CHANCE to own a stunning part of Mildura’s ­history is up for grabs, with 39 Walnut Avenue hitting the market for the first time…

  • Robinvale housing crisis reaches “breaking point”

    ROBINVALE District Health Service (RDHS) has defended its decision to use the town’s palliative care unit as accommodation for two visiting nurses.Nurses were forced to…

  • Horses keep the peace

    Horses keep the peace

    SINCE Rachel Kellie, 14, met therapy horse Psalm about a year ago, her self-confidence has blossomed in many ­aspects of her life.Rachel has Asperger’s syndrome,…

  • Hate speech hit back

    LOCAL branches of major political parties have united in condemning Senator Fraser Anning’s maiden speech in Federal Parliament which used the term “final solution”. It comes…

  • Farming: More help for communities

    THE Coalition Government is extending the Drought Communities Program with $75 million in further support for drought-stricken commun­ities announced on Sunday as part of the…

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