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PHOTOS: 40th Mildura Eisteddfod opening day
THE 40th Mildura Eisteddfod began on Thursday with the first speech and drama sections performed at Trinity Lutheran College.Over the next 17 days, performers of…
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Step into the past this Mildura Day
THE city will take a step back in time today in a celebration of our culture with two special events to mark Mildura’s unofficial birthday. Mildura…
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Find your passion: Mildura triathlete Cath Hall speaks at Active Girls Breakfast
MILDURA triathlete Cath Hall admits she was “never sporty” growing up.“I usally broke fingers playing ball sports,” she recalled.But the 41 year-old, who has since…
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Voice of confidence: Zohab Zee Khan to help Mildura poets
FOR Zohab Zee Khan, slam poetry gave him “600,000 per cent more confidence in the human being that I am”, and he’ll be in Mildura…
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Synthetic cannabis warning
THE dangers of synthetic cannabis are still not fully understood by the Mildura community, a magistrate said yesterday after hearing how a man drove on…
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Nationals slam Labor for putting brakes on Murray Basin Rail Project
THE Nationals have accused Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan of shelving the next stage of the Murray Basin Rail Project in favour of prioritising passenger…
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A day at big school for Pasadena Pre-School
SEVERAL kindergartens from Sunraysia will visit Ranfurly Primary School this week to begin the transition into Prep.On Wednesday, kindergartners from Pasadena Pre-School explored the schools…
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Respect for women key at Sisters Day OutWorkshop
AS Aretha Franklin’s signature song Respect rung out from the speakers at Buronga’s Midway Centre, Aboriginal women from across Sunraysia sat at balloon-adorned tables laughing…
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Eckel: Mildura Future Ready funds needed to address ‘serious disadvantage’
MILDURA’S “serious levels of disadvantage” show why it’s necessary for state and federal governments to fund a greater share of Mildura Future Ready, according to…
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‘We’re not going to tolerate it’
MEMBER for Mildura Peter Crisp says expanding the city’s CCTV to areas frequented by youth offenders may work to deter the destructive and aggressive behaviour…
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Shake-up could plug superannuation leak
AUSTRALIANS are paying $2.6 billion in fees and insurance premiums every year on extra superannuation accounts they have been given when changing jobs.A Productivity Commission…
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Police confirm serial killer suspect now living in Mildura area
POLICE say they will do their “very best” to keep the community safe following confirmation yesterday that a suspect in the murders of three people…












