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Murder accused Steven Samaras claimed partner’s death was an accident
THE man accused of murdering his American partner and dumping her body at Mildura Base Hospital told the woman’s son her death was an accident,…
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In the Classroom: Sowing a future
RED Cliffs Primary School Grade 3 and 4 students got some hands-on experience creating seed bombs this term.The students created more than 10,000 seed bombs…
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Down the years: The time seemed right for a dinkum name change
100 years agoMERBEIN: Nurse Hunter, after a stay of four months, has left for her new sphere of usefulness. There were many private send-offs for…
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Lift in town squares
SPLASHES of colour have begun to brighten up streets of Red Cliffs with handmade “granny squares” popping up around town.It is the culmination of two…
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Celebrating midwives
Mildura Rural City Council will be celebrating the work of midwives across the region on International Day of the Midwife.There will be a special luncheon…
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Flu vaccines restocked
TRISTAR Medical Group Mildura has received more stocks of the Federal Government’s free flu vaccines after running out last week due to high demand. The annual…
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Traditional Corroboree
IN celebration of NAIDOC Week residents have an opportunity to take part in a traditional Corroboree at Mildura’s riverfront. NAIDOC Week is a national event held…
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COMMENT: Now it’s personal, Daniel Andrews
THIS is personal, Daniel Andrews.It’s personal because your continual neglect of Mildura is self-serving and shamefully unfair.It’s personal because you have again shown yourself as…
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In the Classroom: Seedling grows a strong Gallipoli link
THE sacrifices of Sunraysia’s war time heroes will be forever remembered at Merbein’s Our Lady of Sacred Heart School, following the planting of a seedling…
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Nothing to waist law
Sunraysia residents will be armed with the necessary information to make healthier food choices, with the Victorian Government introducing a new labelling law.According to the…
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Interschool soccer
SUNRAYSIA Year 7 to 12 boys showcased their soccer skills yesterday at the interschool soccer competition.Representatives from a majority of Sunraysia secondary colleges competed in…
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In the Classroom: Board gets smarter
GONE are the days of whiteboards and chalkboards – the current generation of students are learning from interactive smart boards.Mildura South Primary School has recently…












