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Women stretching out
AUSTRALIAN women are as physically active as men, if not more, creating the opportunity to increase their participation level in sport, Australian Sports Commission (ASC)…
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Students’ special art journey
ART students from Chaffey Secondary College gained hands-on experience during a special after-school drawing class this week.Led by La Trobe University Visual Arts lecturer Kylie…
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Life stops and starts again
MICHAEL Piscioneri is a lot like other young men in Mildura – he runs the family business, looks after his wife Belinda and two young…
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Overcoming addiction
GLENN Munso is a picture of health. The 30-year-old Melbourne man speaks with an air of confidence and has an undeniable presence about him.He is a…
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Man avoids prison over severe bashing in Mildura
A MAN with intellectual disabilities has avoided a prison stint for his part in a brutal assault that left a victim with severe and permanent…
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Christmas in the bag
SUNRAYSIA residents are being asked to brighten the Christmas of women who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.Share The Dignity’s Christmas campaign, called…
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Message is black and white
IT could be compared to a war, an epidemic or a disaster, but Mayor Mark Eckel says men’s violence against women is still thought of…
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Team effort to end scourge of violence
SEVEN Sunraysia sporting clubs and associations will forgo their usual team colours for hues of orange as part of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based…
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Prepare for mozzies
WITH the onset of warmer weather, Sunraysia residents are reminded to ensure they’re prepared for the upcoming mosquito season.Mildura councillor for community well-being and services…
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Younger brigade join fight
AS one of only two CFA brigades in Sunraysia with a junior volunteer firefighter program, Red Cliffs Fire Brigade is committed to teaching young people…
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Revive toy time – experts
PARENTS and caregivers have been urged to encourage children to play with toys instead of tablet devices to improve their health.The use of tablet devices…
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Farming a small factor
DRIED Fruits Australia chair Mark King says he isn’t shocked a National Farmers’ Federation survey reveals 83 per cent of Australians believe they have little…
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