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Another case of instant puppy love
IT was love at first sight between impounded dog Asha and her new Koorlong family.The Phillips family adopted Asha a few weeks ago and said…
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Girls mean boys read better
A NEW study has revealed reading outcomes for boys improve when they share classrooms with girls.The study, which was published this week, claimed there was…
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Almond company seeks dam
MILDURA-based almond producer Almas Almonds has proposed the construction of a dam at its Meilman property, near Euston.Last year the company announced it was developing…
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Art teachers show students how it’s done
ART teachers from Sunraysia are showcasing their work at the Mildura Arts Centre this month.The Art Directions 2017 opened to the public last Thursday, bringing…
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Farmers count losses
MANY of the region’s growers are still on the long road to recovery following last year’s Remembrance Day storm, with their crops still feeling the…
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Next dry coming
WATER authorities expect the Darling River to stop flowing in about a year but exactly how long it takes to dry up depends largely on…
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Radiation unit push
A MILDURA breast cancer survivor is calling on local politicians to back her push to bring radiation therapy services to the region and help those…
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The storm – a year on: Sunraysia still picking up the pieces
TODAY marks one year since Sunraysia was hit by the destructive Remembrance Day storm that caused extensive damage to many homes and businesses as hail,…
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Man found not guilty of murdering toddler Nikki Francis-Coslovich denied bail over alleged bashing
THE man found not guilty of murdering toddler Nikki Francis-Coslovich is now in custody, accused of brutally bashing his de facto partner.John Torney, 33, was…
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Burglar behind bars
A BURGLAR whose crimes left his victims feeling anxious and frightened to leave their homes unattended will spend at least nine months behind bars.Daniel Sanders,…
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Good times on Oaks Day: Friends, wine and sun at Gol Gol
About 160 ladies from Sunraysia and beyond celebrated Ladies Oaks Day at Gol Gol Hotel yesterday. “It’s my fifth year and I love it,” Mildura’s Lauren…
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Disease rise is no surprise, says doctor
A MILDURA doctor wonders whether the proliferation of dating apps and changing sexual behaviours could contribute to rising gonorrhoea rates.Lime Medical Clinic’s Dr John Dyson-Berry…
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