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Escaping the grind
MOCHA Mecca’s Eighth Street cafe has been put on the market as the store’s owners look to take their brand beyond Mildura.Luke and Jodie Holdcroft,…
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Breakthrough in soil-water data
AGRICULTURE Victoria researchers have come up with a more cost-effective method for farmers to determine soil-water properties.Accurate soil-water information can vastly improve crop and pasture…
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Stop the rot: Council must get tough on serial pests – Cirillo
A MILDURA councillor and table grape grower says the council isn’t doing enough to protect the region’s horticulture industry from fruit fly outbreaks.Cr Anthony Cirillo…
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Mildura Working Man’s Club gets $250,000 facelift
MILDURA Working Man’s Club has unveiled its refurbished bistro.New carpet, furniture imported from Italy and indoor plants are all features of the new-look Bistro 101.The…
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Striking shots all about timing
WHEN Sunraysia’s skies put on a show Saturday night, Steven Bloomfield was ready to capture it.The Merbein photographer was on his way back from a…
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Police seek assistance to locate missing man
POLICE need the public’s assistance to help locate missing 40-year-old man Travis Mullane.Travis was last seen driving a white Holden Commodore station wagon, registration UAW…
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Semi ends up middle of chaos
A SEMI-TRAILER ended up on Mildura’s Deakin Avenue median strip yesterday.Traffic was diverted after the incident at the intersection of Deakin Avenue and Eleventh Street, which…
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Old Nico has sound advice
CLONTARF Academy boys in Mildura and Robinvale have been the first to encounter the Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) quit-smoking “bad guy” Old Nico.The larger-than-life…
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Crafty hands show gifts
MORE than 200 shoppers were on the hunt for Christmas gift idea at Saturday’s Annie’s Market in Wentworth.Artback Gallery and Cafe owner Anne Hederics said…
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School celebrates 100 years
A WALK down memory lane was in order for the 150 people who attended the centenary celebration of Curlwaa Public School on Saturday.Hosted by the…
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‘Take it to parliament’: Gender equality moves have no place in council, says councillor
A MILDURA councillor says his colleagues who want to lobby for gender equality should have sought election to state parliament instead.Gender equality and farming have…
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Crisp burns commission
Mildura MP Peter Crisp has labelled South Australia’s announced royal commission into Murray-Darling water theft allegations a “stunt”.SA Premier Jay Weatherill yesterday declared he would…
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