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  • Comfort in dying days

    Comfort in dying days

    AS Mildura’s visiting palliative care physician, Dr Corry DeNeef has supported many Sunraysia residents and their families through the end-of-life journey.On behalf of the Peter…

  • House fires costly

    PREVENTABLE house fires in Victoria’s north-west caused more than $2.7 million in damage last year, according to Country Fire Authority (CFA) data.In 2017, there were…

  • Wildlife control review

    Wildlife control review

    THE Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) is encouraging residents in the Mallee to contribute to the ongoing review of the Authority to…

  • A new layer of protection

    A new layer of protection

    VICTORIA’S Agriculture Minister says the State Government’s proposed labour hire licensing scheme would protect vulnerable workers in the absence of a federal system.The measure was…

  • Crisp takes down dodgy operator

    Crisp takes down dodgy operator

    AN “incredibly shonky, incredibly bad and incredibly unscrupulous person” was run out of Mildura after exploiting young overseas workers, State Parliament has been told.In debating…

  • One step closer

    One step closer

    IRYMPLE Football Netball Club (IFNC) is one step closer to securing two new netball courts after Mildura Council committed $108,000 towards the project under its…

  • Man’s best friend has a fun day out

    Man’s best friend has a fun day out

    THE Mildura Delta Dogs Funday was all about testing our furry friends’ good manners through fun games yesterday.Hosted by Mildura Delta Dog training, the function…

  • Green thumbs hard at work

    Green thumbs hard at work

    VISITORS to Quandong Park can expect to see a splash of colour in coming months after more than 230 natives species were planted by volunteers…

  • Mildura Council backs fruit fly control committee: ‘We need it’

    Mildura Council backs fruit fly control committee: ‘We need it’

    MILDURA Council will ask the State Government to reconsider the dismantling of the Greater Sunraysia Pest Free Area (GSPFA) industry development committee, with one councillor…

  • Water inquiry hears grower fears of planting boom: Developing threat

    Water inquiry hears grower fears of planting boom: Developing threat

    UNCONTROLLED development poses a huge threat to existing Sunraysia farmers and the sustainability of the Murray-Darling Basin, a public inquiry into water management was told…

  • Happiness is about spirit

    Happiness is about spirit

    FOR many, the relentless pursuit of happiness dominates the landscape of life.However when Ouyen stalwart Kathleen May Lewis died last week at the age of…

  • Menindee Lakes recovery ‘could be unlawful’

    A CONTROVERSIAL overhaul of the Menindee Lakes will come under the microscope of the Murray-Darling Basin Royal Commission, which has warned last month’s change to…

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