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Rubbish dumped on Twelfth Street median strip
TWELFTH Street residents have called on Mildura Council to clean up a large pile of clothing, food and rubbish that has been dumped on a…
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Hay producers warn of price hike
LOCAL hay contractors have warned of an increase to hay prices in the Sunraysia region.Iraak hay producer and contractor Neville Smart, who has been making…
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Producers left red-faced
TABLE grape growers have been left “embarrassed” by their response to a poll on the continuation of the Greater Sunraysia Pest Free Area (GSPFA) industry…
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Holistic treatment with new Sunraysia Cancer Resources programs
YOGA, Tai Chi and exercise sessions are some of the free “wellness” programs Sunraysia Cancer Resources will now have available to clients.The programs are available…
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Mildura Youth Parliament: Young advocates have their say
MILDURA’S next generation of passionate change advocates have made their voices heard in State Parliament and debated a Bill to victory which seeks to give…
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Subtle art of handicapping
HANDICAPPING to even out competition in any sport is a controversial topic but more so when betting and livelihoods are at stake. In trotting terms it…
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Growers unite on labour hire laws
SUNRAYSIA table grape growers have voted to work collaboratively to source licensed labour hire providers after tough requirements were passed in the Victorian Legislative Council…
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Schools step in to feed hungry students
MORE than 100,000 at-school morning meals were served up to students across the Mildura municipality last year, ensuring they started the school day with a…
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Fruitful outcome: Sunraysia melon grower welcomes funding
A SUNRAYSIA melon grower hopes funding from the Federal Government to help the rockmelon industry recover after the deadly listeria outbreak will provide a more…
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Recycling the way forward
THE State Government will splash $37 million to cut down on the amount of recyclable materials being sent to landfill and to make the recycling…
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Back to basics for Red Cliffs toy shop
MILDURA mum Nicole Fletcher knew she wanted to open a toy store and with eight of her own little product testers (and number nine on…
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Bush push: Senate inquiry backs stronger universities, funding deals for regional centres
STRENGTHENING regional universities and expanding the Federal Government’s City Deals to regional centres should accompany efforts to shift public service jobs to the bush, a…
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