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  • Stairway to open

    Stairway to open

    FITNESS fanatics will soon be able to return to their regular stair runs, with the overpass and revamped stairway connecting Seventh Street and Hugh King…

  • Bid for top job

    Bid for top job

    MILDURA Mayor Glenn Milne says he does not expect to be the only councillor vying for the city’s top civic job at next week’s mayoral…

  • Private pilots ‘in the back seat’

    Private pilots ‘in the back seat’

    WHEN 20 pilots from the Austral­ian Piper Association flew into Mildura Airport yesterday, local aviator Dave Seddon couldn’t help but feel a bit of chagrin.Mr…

  • How I became a man: becoming a man in a country town

    How I became a man: becoming a man in a country town

    THE facial hair, the masculine voice, the broad shoulders … to the average person, you may never guess that Sebastian Barraclough was born Josephine. But,…

  • Man refused bail after 77-year-old victim left in coma: Savage attack

    Man refused bail after 77-year-old victim left in coma: Savage attack

    ONE of two men accused of bashing two elderly brothers in a “savage” random attack, which left a 77-year-old in an induced coma, has been…

  • Rage earns a long town ban

    Rage earns a long town ban

    A MAN who went on an “absolutely bizarre” rampage of damage and abuse through Manangatang has been banned from going near the township for five…

  • $3 kit saves lives at birth

    $3 kit saves lives at birth

    A SAFER childbirth for every ­woman, wherever they are on the planet.That is the mission of Mildura Base Hospital midwife Olivia May for her graduate…

  • Daisy show set to bloom

    Daisy show set to bloom

    THE Cardross Hall will be transformed into an all-girls school next month for the Red Cliffs Players production of Daisy Pulls It Off.For the first…

  • On The Run servo gets knockback

    MILDURA councillors have knocked back the proposed $3.5 million On The Run (OTR) service station and convenience store, backing the council’s recommendation it be refused…

  • Region’s slavery shame

    A FORMER farm worker has recounted his experience sleeping on a tattered mattress in a disused farm house infested with insects during his time working…

  • Homework helps all

    Homework helps all

    Mallee District Aboriginal Services has teamed up with La Trobe University to offer ­Sunraysia students a homework program.MDAS homework program co-ordinator Vanessa Dyke said the program…

  • Program a winner in mental health

    Program a winner in mental health

    A VICTORIAN Government program that has taught Sunraysia’s rugby league community about mental health has helped players through the darkest of times.That’s according to Sunraysia…

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