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No time for ‘essay’ questions
MAYOR Glenn Milne has dismissed claims the council doesn’t take public questions seriously.Two Sunraysia residents who asked questions at Thursday night’s council meeting were left…
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Theft spree charges
A 20-YEAR-OLD man who allegedly targeted international workers during a spree of aggravated burglaries and thefts in Robinvale faces a string of charges.The man was…
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Free wi-fi switched on
MILDURA Council has flicked the switch on a new free public wi-fi service enabling people to connect to the internet across the most popular parts…
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Couple nearly back in business
IT’S been a long and stressful few months for the owner of Langtree Avenue’s Souvlaki Inn after it was destroyed by fire on Easter Saturday.Three…
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Long-term change under review
Permanent security upgrades could be imposed at Australian airports to protect travellers from terrorists after authorities foiled an alleged plot to down a passenger plane.“It…
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Horticulture future under survey
SUNRAYSIA residents are being consulted about a study that aims to identify factors affecting the sustainability of the region’s horticulture.Mildura Rural City Council’s Horticulture Sustainability…
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Sky watch in Millewa
THE dry weather in the northern Mallee is beginning to take its toll on some crops planted later in the sowing season after the autumn…
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NSW warned on pipe plan
Don’t think there is some master plan with people sitting behind computers with the well thought-through economic case for these things because more often than…
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Chile is making mark on market
THE Chilean citrus industry over the past 20 years has increased its focus on export markets instead of just local consumers.Chilean citrus committee chairman Juan…
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Mildura man wins big
A “HARD-WORKING man from Mildura” woke up a millionaire yesterday after winning division one in Saturday’s TattsLotto $20 Million Superdraw. His week got off to great…
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Mildura avoids security delays: Airport not told to change procedures
MILDURA Airport has not been told to change its security procedures despite a heightened terror alert at the country’s major airports.Domestic passengers at metropolitan airports…
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Long road for recovery
BRISBANE’S Belinda Adams was in Mildura yesterday with her big purple bus to raise awareness of brain injury.Her visit was part of a five-week tour…
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