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  • Outlawed carp ‘popular’ in local store

    Outlawed carp ‘popular’ in local store

    100 years agoWIN: On anything but a first class oval, uneven, heavily weeded and quite out of touch with Mildura’s progressiveness, the finals match of…

  • Trials offer hope for a cancer cure

    Trials offer hope for a cancer cure

    MILDURA’S Sharleigh Stevenson admitted ground-breaking clinical trials for children with cancer unveiled yesterday would have gone a long way in helping her daughter, Eva Wheatley.Ms…

  • Collectors cash in on new note

    Collectors cash in on new note

    FROM today residents will start to notice the new $10 note dispersed at Sunraysia banks as The Reserve Bank of Australia moves along the lines…

  • Water on the agenda

    Water on the agenda

    HELEN Dalton will hope to capitalise on dissatisfaction with how water has been managed in NSW as she seeks National Party voters’ support in Sunraysia.She…

  • Show drives help

    Show drives help

    MILDURA’S car lovers can feast their eyes on some of the most beautiful and outstanding cars from across Sunraysia this Sunday.The 2017 Sunassist Motor Show…

  • Dalton takes aim at pipeline

    Dalton takes aim at pipeline

    SHOOTERS, Fishers and Farmers Party candidate Helen Dalton says plans to build a $500 million pipeline to Broken Hill don’t stack up.Ms Dalton, considered a…

  • Pickers backing away from work

    Pickers backing away from work

    ATTRACTING backpackers to pick citrus this year has been more challenging than usual, according to Sunraysia’s main harvest labour provider.And the blame has been laid…

  • This weather really blows

    This weather really blows

    TEMPERATURES will plummet again today across Sunraysia before the warmer weather returns to round out the week.The region avoided damaging winds with peak gusts of…

  • Crop outlook good

    Crop outlook good

    GRAIN crops in Victoria’s Mallee are performing well despite the dry start to spring and low rainfall during the first two months of winter.So far…

  • Broccoli comes a cropper

    MINTER Magic this year grew its first broccoli crop, but with disappointing results causing a loss of tens of thousands of dollars. The company decided to…

  • Call to keep closer eye on water

    GOVERNMENTS should improve their monitoring and reporting of the benefits of environmental water to build public trust in its management, the Productivity Commission recommends.In a…

  • Nationals pick by-election candidate

    Nationals pick by-election candidate

    A SENIOR manager at Coleambally Irrigation and former Murrumbidgee Shire mayor is the National Party’s pick to replace outgoing MP Adrian Piccoli (pictured) for the…

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