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  • Rail alliance and council finally making tracks: All aboard

    Rail alliance and council finally making tracks: All aboard

    THE NorthWest Rail Alliance says after years of advocating for the return of Mildura’s passenger rail, local council is finally on the same page, following…

  • Chopping off fruit fly threat

    Chopping off fruit fly threat

    THE organisation set up to reduce fruit fly numbers in Sunraysia is offering a helping hand to backyard gardeners who may find it difficult to…

  • Home is where the art is

    Home is where the art is

    ART enthusiasts of Sunraysia will be familiar with Melbourne-based artist Graeme Drendel. The former Ouyen resident said he feels “at home” during his current residency at…

  • Woman pays for stolen card spree

    Woman pays for stolen card spree

    A WOMAN who went on a spending spree with a stolen credit card with her husband has been placed on a 15-month community corrections order.Magistrate…

  • Cause of reserve fire still unknown

    POLICE and Forest Fire Management investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a bushfire in the Murray River Reserve near Boundary Bend.Almost 30…

  • ‘Entitled and lawless’

    ‘Entitled and lawless’

    It doesn’t give me or a court any pleasure to see a young person in jail but the fact you spent three days in custody…

  • What saved Murray cod?

    What saved Murray cod?

    LARGE environmental water releases behind blackwater fronts in three river systems helped prevent some extensive fish kills in the Murray-Darling Basin last year.Sunraysia recreational anglers…

  • Visit gets down to business

    VICTORIAN Small Business Commissioner Judy O’Connell is visiting Mildura today and tomorrow to find out more about the issues local businesses in Sunraysia are facing.Ms…

  • Month’s heat record falls

    Month’s heat record falls

    MILDURA’S top temperature of 37.7C on Saturday set a statewide record for September.Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Rod Dickson said the previous hottest day for…

  • Former public servants speak out

    Former public servants speak out

    FORMER Department of Primary Industries staff have raised concerns about management of the Menindee Lakes with the NSW Opposition, Labor’s water spokesman says.Chris Minns said…

  • Sunassist show seeking more help

    Sunassist show seeking more help

    THE Sunassist Motorshow drew a large crowd and raised much-needed funds for the organisation yesterday but it may still be reduced to a biennial event.More…

  • 24-hour pharmacy

    24-hour pharmacy

    A MILDURA pharmacy has received the green light to stay open around the clock in a bid to reduce pressure on the hospital’s emergency department…

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