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Flying blind: Operators left in dark on airport plans
SUNRAYSIA pilots and aviation businesses say Mildura Airport management has failed to consult them about future plans, warning some aspects of a new master plan…
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Drugs found in bags
DARETON police have found four plastic bags filled with drugs after they stopped a car in Adams Street, Wentworth, today. Police received information of a…
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Child clings to moving car
A CAR was pulled over in Curlwaa yesterday after a small child was seen clinging to the outside of the car through an open window…
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Supermarket vandalised
THE Wentworth IGA supermarket was targeted by vandals at the weekend. Unknown offenders graffitied the supermarket’s notice board with profanity and the letters “DBC”. Police…
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Minister tours Mildura mental health facility
Minister for Housing, Disability and Ageing Martin Foley has paid a visit to a $4.3 million mental health facility in Mildura.Mildura’s Prevention and Recovery Centre…
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V/Line failed to address safety concerns, union claims: Worker tragedy
THE Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) has accused V/Line of failing to act on safety concerns raised months before the death of a worker…
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Planning ‘nightmare’
A PROPOSED service station at the gateway to Mildura will create a traffic “nightmare” for nearby elderly residents, objectors say.Mildura councillors will vote on whether…
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New attack on fruit flies begins
A SECOND rollout of fruit fly traps across the Greater Sunraysia Pest Free Areas will begin at the end of this month.Residents have already received…
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Fine vibes in Wentworth
THE Wentworth Town Hall will be filled with the sound of the Mildura District Orchestra on Saturday.The fourth annual spring event presented by Wentworth Arts…
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Excelling at education
IT has been a big week of celebrations at The Lake Primary School.Students in Grade 3 and 6 recently received their results from the ICAS…
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Climate ‘lifts danger’
WENTWORTH Rural Fire Service Superintendent Steve Walker has agreed with several key findings of a new Climate Council report that suggests bushfires in NSW have…
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Olive producer wins government backing
BOUNDARY Bend Olives has been named one of 15 Victorian companies that will share in $29.96 million in financial assistance from the Federal Government.Federal Member…
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