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  • Tax not the problem for CH 10 broadcast

    Tax not the problem for CH 10 broadcast

    CALLS to do away with the tax on broadcast licences would have little impact on a decision to turn off the local Channel 10 TV…

  • Funding secured for long-term water plan

    Funding secured for long-term water plan

    STAFF at Lower Murray Water are set to conduct a review of the utility’s rural and irrigation services for the Nyah to SA Border region…

  • Real estate agents corralled for rural muster

    Real estate agents corralled for rural muster

    THE second half of last week has seen 80 members of First National Real Estate from across Australia and New Zealand flock to Sunraysia as…

  • Eagles’ sanctions stand

    Eagles’ sanctions stand

    ROBINVALE Euston Football Netball Club has failed in a bid to downgrade the severity of sanctions handed to the club over a salary cap breach.…

  • Hit and run wrecks backpacker’s dream

    Hit and run wrecks backpacker’s dream

    A BRAZEN hit and run on Monday has left a German backpacker without a car, and no means of leaving Mildura with her belongings. Twenty-eight-year-old…

  • Firewood theft major issue

    Firewood theft major issue

    FIREWOOD theft in the Mallee is a “significant issue” with Merbein Common one area of particular concern. The Conservation Regulator and Parks Victoria have recorded…

  • Paid child protection program open to students

    Paid child protection program open to students

    A CHILD Protection Employment Program run by the Victorian Government is now accepting applications from La Trobe University students who want to kick-start their social…

  • Cancer resource services finds purple patch

    Cancer resource services finds purple patch

    THE Purple Patch, a store for new and pre-loved clothing and hardware located at Dareton is being launched to raise money for cancer patients as…

  • Call to upgrade before switch off

    Call to upgrade before switch off

    PEOPLE have been warned to upgrade older model 3G and 4G mobile devices ahead of network shutdowns later this year. Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association CEO…

  • Lock it and list it: Cop’s tips to foil thieves

    Lock it and list it: Cop’s tips to foil thieves

    MILDURA police have advised people to register their push bikes on a free community platform to assist in the event of them being stolen and…

  • Military collection loan request declined

    Military collection loan request declined

    WENTWORTH Shire councillors have decided not to lend $640,000 to the Wentworth Military Collection. Volunteers from the collection had sought financial assistance to progress plans…

  • Tenth St tower gets water works

    Tenth St tower gets water works

    WORKS to renovate the Tenth Street water tower are underway, in a bid to enhance the reliability of the structure, as well as ensuring water…

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