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  • New artist on campus

    New artist on campus

    LA TROBE University Mildura has secured multi-disciplinary artist, curator and educator Dr Kylie Banyard to take on the role as Visual Arts Lecturer. Dr Banyard has…

  • Peeps in the past: Mildura’s tourism problem

    Peeps in the past: Mildura’s tourism problem

    100 years agoMILDURA: Because of its situation upon Australia’s greatest waterway, its genial winter climate and its unique industries, should be the most popular winter…

  • Motor inn powers up

    Motor inn powers up

    MILDURA Motor Inn is the proud owner of a Tesla Destination Charger, which is capable of charging all Tesla electric cars, and is the first…

  • NSW Labor puts Independent Commission Against Corruption on the trail

    NSW Labor puts Independent Commission Against Corruption on the trail

    THE NSW Opposition has moved to refer allegations about water management to the state’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).NSW Labor’s water spokesman Chris Minns said…

  • Next step in carp control

    RESEARCHERS and government officials have been given a preview of the research being undertaken in a bid to rid the Murray River of carp.The National…

  • Teams hit the track

    Teams hit the track

    RED Cliffs Secondary College students dressed to impress on Monday for their school’s annual athletics carnival.Brightly dressed students competed in track and field events including…

  • Banter led to injury, court told

    Banter led to injury, court told

    WHAT began as verbal banter resulted in a teenager suffering a bleed on the brain, a court has heard.A 17-year-old, who cannot be identified, faced…

  • Burning for a change: Werrimull CFA Brigade considering merging with Meringur

    A LACK of volunteers and small local population has forced Werrimull CFA Brigade to consider a merger with nearby Meringur CFA Brigade. Werrimull secretary treasurer Chris…

  • States back call for investigation

    VICTORIA has supported South Australia’s call for an independent investigation into allegations of water theft.Federal Opposition water spokesman Tony Burke has also written to the…

  • Sounds like a journey

    Sounds like a journey

    Chaffey Secondary College music co-ordinator Luke Peak wil jet off to the US this week for a week-long music education conference. “I have never been to…

  • 50 years of growth

    50 years of growth

    THE Mildura Native Nursery has stood the test of time, providing much of the region with our locally-grown trees.This month it celebrates its 50th milestone…

  • Changes a lift for ambulance women

    Changes a lift for ambulance women

    SUNRAYSIA MICA paramedic Bronwyn Lambert has reflected on how much has changed for women as ­Ambulance Victoria celebrates 30 years of female “ambos” this week. A…

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