News
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Taste of goodness
IT may be a lengthy process to make honey, but Eve Williams says there is none better than raw honey.Eve and husband Michael, from Merbein…
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Girls find their own space
SUNRAYSIA’S growing female soccer population will finally have a suitable place to change before and after games.Mildura Council and Football Federation Sunraysia (FFS) has committed…
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Plan paints dry picture
LOWER Darling farmers say a business case for the controversial Menindee Lakes overhaul suggests they will be without water more often.The Murray-Darling Basin Authority and…
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Seniors Week kicks off
A WEEK-LONG celebration of seniors throughout the region kicked off yesterday with an opening day lunch, play reading, singing and a paddleboat cruise.Activities continue today…
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Bupa nurses continue action
BUPA Mildura nurses and carers will stop work from 7am tomorrow as part of a second wave of protected industrial action, along with eight other…
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‘Not worth the risk’
CHEAT at your own peril. That is one of the key messages L2P co-ordinator for Sunassist Kristie Clarke has for learner drivers and their parents.Ms…
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Call to keep camping free
PARKS Victoria has been warned not to mess with one of the bonuses of living in rural Australia – the enjoyment of camping.A management plan…
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Modern slavery hearing
It’s hidden in plain sight, you may think that people are locked up somewhere, that’s not the caseMILDURA has been chosen as the only regional…
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Minister pours water on growers’ fears
IT is “unrealistic” to expect the lower Darling River to stop flowing by next spring, NSW Regional Water Minister Niall Blair says.But Mr Blair did…
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Teen shoots abroad
BUDDING photographer Brooke Harmer says Sunraysia students wanting an overseas experience should consider travelling to Mildura’s sister city Dali.The Merbein P-10 student joined fellow Year…
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Call to share the road after collision injures two cyclists: Driven by safety
Around Mildura there’s still a lot of drivers who are aggressive towards cyclists SUNRAYSIA motorists have been urged to show caution around cyclists after a…
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Natural goodness the key at Bawdens
MILDURA farmers Fiona Bawden and Richard Mintern are endeavouring to provide Sunraysia with the opportunity to experience fresh, locally grown produce.One of their main products…











