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  • Charity golf day a hit

    Charity golf day a hit

    IN THE 49 years since organisers decided against an annual football match due to rough play, the Police and Fireman’s Premier Golf Day has proved…

  • Aldi store’s fate in balance

    THE fate of Aldi’s plans to move into Mildura will likely rest in councillors’ hands after more than seven objections were received by Mildura Council.The…

  • Fire in Keith’s eyes

    Fire in Keith’s eyes

    A BIRD’S eye view of a fire is something to behold.While the majority of Mildura and district witnessed the grey smoke from the Woorlong burn-off…

  • 180km/h driver did not stop

    180km/h driver did not stop

    A WOMAN who reached speeds of 180 km/h in an attempt to get away from police has been barred from driving for two years.The Mildura…

  • Pub shows true colours

    Pub shows true colours

    THE excitement is building ahead of tomorrow’s SFNL grand final, with the Irymple Hotel getting behind its teams.The Irymple Football Netball Club has six teams…

  • Thirsty for details

    Thirsty for details

    AN ANGRY Lower Darling community will demand better answers of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority and NSW DPI at this morning’s basin plan update meeting in…

  • Businesses call for vibrant CBD

    Businesses call for vibrant CBD

    RELAXING some of the rules and costs surrounding outdoor dining and retail footpath displays would create a better vibe in the Mildura CBD according to…

  • Lack of infrastructure casts shadow over solar future: Gridlocked

    Lack of infrastructure casts shadow over solar future: Gridlocked

    ONLY one solar farm in Sunraysia is producing energy despite 793 megawatts worth of investment knocking on our door.Sunraysia is sitting on a potential gold…

  • Brigades on alert: Mallee set for fire danger

    MILDURA CFA operations officer Robin McNally has warned Sunraysia brigades will be on high alert in preparation for a “bad fire danger year”. His comments come…

  • Attacker could avoid conviction

    A MAN who punched another man who was “fixated on his sister” outside a Mildura nightspot could avoid conviction.The Mildura Magistrates’ Court yesterday heard Terrence…

  • Festival set to roll

    Festival set to roll

    THE Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) Travelling Showcase arrives in Mildura next week. This year’s films are MIFF Premiere Fund-supported films Jungle, The Song Keepers and…

  • Sheep theft denied: ‘Bad fencing’ a problem, says farmer

    A MALLEE farmer accused of stealing more than 160 sheep told police he didn’t know how they ended up on his property with their ear…

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