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Citrus expo coming
SUNRAYSIA citrus growers and industry advisers will be able to learn about the latest research and trends in their field at a free expo this…
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Drink sinks safety
MILDURA Life Saving Club captain Dennis McLaughlan says every death on the river he has attended has involved alcohol. And with the weather heating up, he…
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Can’t stop Cupper: Bird snapper wins the right to access public track
A RENOWNED Sunraysia bird photographer has won the right to continue using a public track at a Yelta swamp after he became embroiled in confrontation…
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Music festival could face swan song
ORGANISERS of the Mildura Country Music Festival say next year’s event will go ahead, but warn the festival’s future is in jeopardy due to a…
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it’s jenna’s time to shine
MILDURA’S Jenna Palazzo, pictured, may be new to the body building scene but she has certainly made her mark.The 27-year-old has only been competing for…
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Chance to break into movies
YOUNG filmmakers are encouraged to “Show Us Your Shorts” as part of Midura City Council’s FReeZA film competition.Open to all secondary school-aged youth in Sunraysia,…
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Early fire season warning
THE Country Fire Authority (CFA) has warned Sunraysia residents not to be complacent about the upcoming fire season and to begin preparations. The CFA is bringing…
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Bupa nurses and carers strike
NURSES and carers at Bupa Mildura have taken part in industrial action across Bupa’s 26 nursing homes to campaign for improved staffing levels, skill mix…
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Driving ban for labourer
A ROBINVALE labourer suspected of hitting speeds above 180km/h on a dirt road has been banned from driving for two years after failing to respond…
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Cat kills take toll
More than one million native Australian birds are killed across the country by cats every day, new research shows.The study, published in the journal Biological…
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More extreme heat on the way
THE number of days above 40C and 35C in Sunraysia will continue to increase if measures aren’t taken to reduce carbon emissions.That’s according to Bureau…
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Locals surrender guns: Red Cliffs gun shop owner ‘never’ wants to see Australia follow US on firearms
MORE than 100 firearms have been surrendered to a Red Cliffs gun shop, which has served as Mildura’s only firearm drop-off point for Australia’s National…
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