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Growers abused over theft
A BOURKE cotton grower says his relatives have been targets of abuse since allegations of water theft in northern NSW were aired on national television.Tony…
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Locals’ tree prune rush
ENVIRONMENT councillor Anthony Cirillo has asked Mildura Council to provide tree maintenance request turnaround times after reports residents were taking matters into their own hands…
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Land of opportunity
REFUGEES and migrants, including those in Sunraysia, are embracing life in the lucky country and making attempts to adopt the nation’s culture and traditions, according…
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Feral felines now a pest
SUNRAYSIA’S native wildlife will be further protected from feral cats after the Victorian Government declared the felines a pest animal.The declaration gives power to Department…
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States get say: Court to decide on basin inquiry
STATES will be able to have a say on the legal dispute between the Commonwealth and South Australia over whether federal public servants must face…
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Looking for sky’s wonder
AS astronomers and stargazers across the world revelled in the longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century early Saturday morning, Mildura residents wanting to catch…
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Households using more water
DRIER conditions during June and May has led to an increase in town water consumption.Lower Murray Water data showed water consumption had increased by 1…
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Purple team fighting on
PLAYERS went into Saturday’s Millewa league match between Cardross and Werrimull with extra motivation as they remembered and honoured their late teammate Brad Manna, who…
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Sunraysia ‘missing out’ on dollars: A friendlier place to stay
THERE have been renewed calls for Sunraysia to have another town recognised as being friendly for recreational vehicles (RV).Mildura Council will reconsider putting Red Cliffs…
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Millewa goes pink
SATURDAY’S game of football between Gol Gol and Bambill was one with a difference.The oval was a sea of pink as and players and supporters…
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Message from the heart: Hero saves man’s life
RED Cliffs father-of-three Maurice Crisp owes his life to a group of quick-thinking bystanders who came to his aid when he suffered a heart attack…
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Environment Victoria welcomes landfill levy report
ENVIRONMENT Victoria has welcomed an Auditor-General’s report on the landfill levy and says its findings show there are opportunities to harness the levy to deal…
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