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Drawing on bad behaviour
AN ASPIRING architect who reacted to getting kicked out of licensed venues by smashing windows of CBD businesses has told a court his actions were…
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Power chases perfection
Amelia Power found a love of music at the age of five.It was then she began to play the piano, this weekend the now 18-year-old…
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Life on the station
TUCKED away in the Millewa, Neds Corner has a long history and rich indigenous heritage.Sunraysia residents can explore and learn about the Meringur North conservation…
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Umpire given bail
A MILDURA man who hit his partner in the presence of their six-month-old baby after returning home from umpiring his first junior cricket game on…
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Sunday’s fine to drop a line
NANGILOC Fishing Club, along with OzFish Sunraysia, is encouraging all budding and experienced anglers to cast a line on the Murray River this Sunday.To encourage…
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A new vista for fountain
THE fountain in front of Rio Vista Historic House could receive a bright new look.Mildura Council has proposed to repaint the fountain Indian red with…
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Richmond gets behind Mildura South sporting complex: Build it and we’ll come
REIGNING AFL premier Richmond has thrown its support behind the development of a $36.5 million multi-purpose sporting complex at Mildura South.And the club has earmarked…
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Key partnership nearing reality
IT may have taken six months in the planning, but the stars finally aligned yesterday as Mildura Council met Richmond Football Club general manager Neil…
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Early year outcomes
IMPROVING the lives of Sunraysia children during their early years is the focus of a week of events, kicking off this Sunday.Mildura records some concerning…
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Garden helps children grow
ENVIRONMENTAL group Greening Mildura has been busy judging gardens across Sunraysia for its annual garden competition, which aims to raise awareness of environmental sustainability. Greening Mildura…
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Rowers raising funds for RFDS
The 26th RFDS Rowathon, held on the Murray and Darling rivers last Saturday, covered about 82km beginning at the Wentworth Rowing Club and consisted of…
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Something to crow about
SCARECROWS are helping to instil sustainable thinking and community spirit in Nichols Point Primary School students.Year 5 and 6 students have made 36 scarecrows, which…
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