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NBN start nearing
CONSTRUCTION on the remainder of Sunraysia’s National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout is expected to begin in coming months.While an official start date was yet to…
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The Earl of laughs
SUNRAYSIA’S Earl Marrows will feel a different set of nervous later this month, when his musical Pining for Affection: A Tree Musical is performed for…
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Getting active in April
MILDURA residents are encouraged to lace up their runners and get moving next month as part of this year’s Premier’s Active April.Active April encourages people…
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The top shops we want
ALDI, Krispy Kreme, Pizza Hut and Nando’s top the wish list of stores Sunraysia residents want brought to the region.Other popular suggestions include Costco, City…
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Time to prove recovery
A FORMER Mildura man who became entangled with methamphetamine after a bikie-led syndicate put its roots down in the region now has three months to…
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Take part and create change
SUNRAYSIA women from all backgrounds are urged to speak up about issues facing their communities at a Women’s Think Tank, to be held in June.It’s…
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Stop CBD violence: Police want review of late night venue hours
LOCAL emergency services are under increased pressure due to “extreme” drunken and violent behaviour in the CBD, Mildura police Inspector John Nolan says. He linked recent…
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Foodies to feast under the vines at festival
LOCALS and visitors will enjoy a taste of Italy under the vines for this year’s Festa Della Vendemmia (Grape Harvest Festival) on Saturday.More than 200…
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Water Play Park closed for surface overhaul
MILDURA Rural City Council is starting major works to the popular Water Play Park in a bid to improve water quality and reduce closure times.Council…
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Solar jobs boost
UP to 300 jobs are expected to be created by the construction of a new large scale solar farm at Karadoc, with work set to…
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Teachers study IB
IT is a very exciting time for Mildura West Primary School teachers, parents and students after recently becoming an International Baccalaureate (IB) candidate school.Earlier this…
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Workplace respect tops priorities
An overwhelming majority of Australia’s young working women say respect is their top priority at work, but one in 10 are still being sexually harassed.The…
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