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Wodonga men jailed over terrifying Robinvale armed home invasions
A FORMER refugee who had never previously committed a crime will now spend at least eight years behind bars after instigating two terrifying home invasions…
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Our top 5 wild animals: Take a walk into Mildura’s wild side
THERE’S no need to travel far from Mildura to spot unique wildlife species.Sunraysia is home to many unique and rarely seen native animals such as…
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First look at new range
INVITED guests were given a first-hand look at the new Commodore range launched at Mildura Holden’s Fifteenth Street showrooms on Thursday night.Guests were treated to…
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A sweet success
A FAIRY floss-flavoured grape variety has recently hit Australian supermarket shelves and its taste is dividing food enthusiasts.GrapeCo marketing director Adrian Caia said at first…
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Long locks gone for a good cause
IT was while watching a news segment on cancer that Asher Fulton made the brave decision to take part in the World’s Greatest Shave.Yesterday the…
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SD NEWS: Helicopter police operation (March 16)
Today’s SD News: Helicopter operation, anti-violence push in CBD, fairy floss grapes and St Patrick’s Day starts early. Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the…
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Helicopter operation nabs 30 offenders
Mildura police have revealed a helicopter heard flying around the region the past few days was part of a police operation targeting traffic offences and thefts…
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Man gagged and strung up
A MAN was gagged and strung up to a towel rail using electrical cord and torn clothing during an ice-fuelled altercation, a court has heard.Matthew…
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Indigenous at health risk
DATA shows indigenous Australians are still more likely to die from preventable cancers such as lung, liver and cervical cancer despite overall improvements in survival.A…
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Students’ day on jury duty
TWO hundred Sunraysia VCE students swapped text books for the courtroom this week as part of an interactive justice system program.The Victorian Law Foundation hosted…
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The cost of travelling to ratepayers
LOBBYING government ministers and providing professional development to council staff is costing Sunraysia ratepayers tens of thousands of dollars a year.And even though the tyranny…
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Thrift shop turns one
SALVATION Army volunteers will celebrate the first birthday of the Fifteenth Street shop this month and the community has been invited to come along.“We really…
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