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  • U3A calls for students

    U3A calls for students

    UNIVERSITY of the Third Age (U3A) Sunraysia members have been busy over winter, knitting socks and crocheting blankets.Despite there being more than 450 U3A members,…

  • Gamewatch: Storm in a teacup

    Gamewatch: Storm in a teacup

    Let me just get this off my chest: the Cuphead “controversy” is stupid, it shouldn’t be a thing and the less you know about it…

  • Trial to tackle suicide problem

    DECREASING the rate of suicide in Mildura and the harmful toll it inflicts on family members and friends left behind is the focus of a…

  • Fuel for job growth

    Fuel for job growth

    MORE than 50 jobs could be created in Sunraysia if retail giant OTR’s bid to expand its presence in the region is successful.Wentworth councillors will…

  • Tough to build trust

    Tough to build trust

    EARNING the trust of the lower Darling community will be a tough ask for a water department that has long failed to answer concerns about…

  • Device has China ap-peel

    Device has China ap-peel

    A FORMER Dareton citrus grower who has developed a citrus peeling and slicing machine is hoping to send his invention to China.Entrepreneur Geoff Foxcroft, 84,…

  • Jezebel the prima donna

    Jezebel the prima donna

    The moment her six-year-old Chinese crested hairy hairless Jezebel caught her reflection in the mirror she became a “prima donna”, according to her owner Barb…

  • Man cops Mildura ban

    Man cops Mildura ban

    A MAN who allegedly attacked an acquaintance with a machete following a night of drinking has been released on bail.Keith Doolan was arrested on Monday…

  • Waiting to hear: 18-month delay for surgeon, report finds

    Waiting to hear: 18-month delay for surgeon, report finds

    HEARING health should be made a National Health Priority Area, ­according to a report that found there was an 18-month waiting list for the ear,…

  • Darling farmers angry as answers dry up

    LOWER Darling farmers remain frustrated with water authorities’ refusal to release details about planned changes to the Menindee Lakes.Murray-Darling Basin Authority and NSW Department of…

  • Man behind Rebel’s cause

    Man behind Rebel’s cause

    HIGH-profile Melbourne lawyer Richard Leder is no stranger to ­attention-grabbing cases involving the biggest names in the Australian media.But when Hollywood actress ­Rebel Wilson hired…

  • New hobby blooms for Fenech

    New hobby blooms for Fenech

    John Fenech had no interest in flowers or growing them a little more than a year ago.That all changed when he came across the Spring…

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