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  • Major boost for cod, perch populations

    NATIVE fish are expected to benefit from reduced releases from the Menindee Lakes over the coming month.Darling River landholders have already welcomed a decision to…

  • Bikers and Salvos join forces for toy run

    Bikers and Salvos join forces for toy run

    THE 24th Mildura Toy Run, in aid of the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal, will bring ­together members of the motorcycle community at the Mildura Central…

  • Footy player sold cannabis

    Footy player sold cannabis

    A SUNRAYSIA under 18 footballer has avoided a conviction for drugs offences after admitting he sold cannabis to his 16-year-old cousin.The Mildura Magistrates’ Court heard the…

  • MP calls for kangaroo safety measures

    MP calls for kangaroo safety measures

    THE Nationals Member for Northern Victoria Luke O’Sullivan has called for action to address kangaroo numbers, describing the animal as a “significant issue” for Mallee…

  • Kids show what’s special

    Kids show what’s special

    Sunraysia children have used art to show what is most important to them. The 2018 Special Forever – Voices of the Children exhibition opened last night,…

  • Choir shares culture

    Choir shares culture

    THE UMOJA concert will be all about “the spirit of being together”.The Mashaidi Wa Yesu Choir will be performing at the Sacred Heart Hall next…

  • Get ready – here comes the heat

    Get ready – here comes the heat

    THREE weeks out from summer, the hot weather is creeping in with maximum temperatures to remain above 30C for the next week.A top of 31.3C…

  • Lest Mildura forget

    Lest Mildura forget

    PEOPLE all over Australia will fall silent at 11am tomorrow in a show of reflection, gratitude and respect.Remembrance Day merchandise is being sold throughout Victoria,…

  • Good times on Oaks Day: Ladies dress up for charity

    Good times on Oaks Day: Ladies dress up for charity

    At the Sunraysia Masonic Centrem, ladies dressed to the nines for a day of socialising and entertainment.Blue tones proved popular in the dress stakes, with…

  • Living Waters prays for salvation as bills mount: Costs are a rising tide

    Living Waters prays for salvation as bills mount: Costs are a rising tide

    A MILDURA church that supports those in times of struggle itself needs help. For more than 15 years, ­Living Waters church and its incorporated association Community…

  • What a blast

    What a blast

    NICHOLS Point Primary School and Irymple South Primary School have booked their places in the regional finals of the Twenty20 Blast Schools Cup following their…

  • Alternative wines go on display

    Alternative wines go on display

    THE Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show started in Mildura yesterday, and runs through until Saturday.But if you are expecting to see the classic Chardonnay, Sauvignon…

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