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Campaign to help a friend
THE Vincent family from Red Cliffs has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help a struggling local family. Paula Vincent is raising funds to give her…
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Blitz catches 12 drink-drivers in Mildura
TWELVE drink-drivers were caught on Mildura roads throughout the three-week Victoria Police holiday road blitz, in what Mildura police have described as a “fairly standard”…
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Look out: Warning for a hot, hot summer
SUNRAYSIA escaped unscathed from a “blast furnace” of heat that scorched the state on Saturday, with the Country Fire Authority (CFA) reporting no major fires…
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Renting on rise in city
RENTAL properties in Mildura aren’t staying on the market long, with prospective tenants snapping up available housing quickly.First National Collie and Tierney director Joe Fleri…
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Landscapes get fresh eye
SUNRAYSIA’S landscape has attracted Ballarat visual artist Lily Mae Martin to the region.Martin arrived in Mildura for the first time last week to complete a…
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Fibskite continues Attard’s winning run
FORMER Broken Hill trainer Kate Attard, who now trains at Red Cliffs, continued her stable’s recent run of success at the Mildura trots last Thursday.New…
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Early learning is on the rise
RECORD numbers of Australian children are in early education and care as childcare fee growth has slowed, new figures from the Department of Education and…
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Track maps on app
VISITORS to the Mallee’s national parks can now use an interactive app to help explore the region’s natural assets.The More to Explore app encourages users…
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Pick work carefully: Harvest time brings out scams
SUNRAYSIA residents looking for seasonal harvest work are warned to beware of online scams.MADEC labour services manager Scott Cameron said there were a few things…
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Heat is a pet danger
PET owners have been warned to look after their pets the continuing extreme hot weather.Temperatures peaked at 45C across the Mallee on Saturday and with…
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Trade cools a little
PLENTY of people made the most of cooler conditions yesterday at the year’s first Red Cliffs Country Market. Despite Saturday’s scorcher causing a drop in numbers…
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Japan trip leaves major imprint on Austin
ADELAIDE printmaker Anna Austin has a busy few weeks ahead at The Art Vault.During her stay, she plans to complete seven images inspired by her…
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