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Friendship, help, support – it’s all sewn up
A NEW ladies sewing group in Ouyen is fostering friendship and goodwill in the small, rural community. Ouyen Sew For Charity co-ordinator Sue Gilchrist formed the…
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Power security bid: Lower Murray Water seeks summer priority
LOWER Murray Water is moving to protect Sunraysia’s horticulture sector, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, facing the state’s riskiest summer for power outages.The water…
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Ban bag would need support
COUNCILLOR for environment and sustainability Anthony Cirillo says Mildura Council would lobby the State Government to ban plastic bags if there was local support for…
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Query time for red gum parks plan
PARKS Victoria is encouraging residents with an interest in Victoria’s river red gum parks to comment on a draft management plan before the end of…
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‘Grow with technologies’
ANZ regional executive for north-west Victoria, Lionel Sexton has urged the region to “take a lead” in agricultural technology as he departs Mildura for a…
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Big crowd on best behaviour
ALTHOUGH figures are yet to be finalised, the SFNL grand final had one of its biggest crowds to date, according to organisers.Local police said despite…
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Vet clinic puts worms to work
Five Sunraysia initiatives have been named finalists in the Keep Victoria Beautiful Tidy Towns Awards.After entering the awards for the first time this year, Mildura…
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Sunraysia Football and Netball League grand final: Irymple wins big double
IRYMPLE claimed a rare double when the club triumphed in both the Sunraysia Football and Netball League senior football and A Grade netball grand finals…
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Youths’ options put on display
SUNRAYSIA youth got a chance to see what services Mildura has to offer yesterday at Henderson Park.A total of 19 youth services were on display…
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Noelene carves out own niche
FOR Noelene Hatt, it was her love of all things vehicle-related that led her to her career as a lady tradie.“I was always interested in…
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Lauren’s trek of a lifetime
FOLLOWING months of fundraising and training, Sunraysia’s Lauren Gray is finally on the Trek for Respect.Ms Gray will trek more than 70km of the Larapinta…
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Sheep farmer must face facts, magistrate says
A MALLEE farmer who denied stealing more than 160 sheep has been told by a magistrate he has to “face the cold, hard facts”.Earlier this…
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