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Irymple South kids showcase: Kids light up stage
THE curtains lifted at the Mildura Arts Centre on Monday night for the first performance of Irymple South Kids Showcase.More than 350 students took to…
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Push to get local youth into workforce
A SUNRAYSIA horticulturalist says a voluntary cashless welfare card could attract more people on unemployment benefits to take part in seasonal work, picking fruit and…
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School exposes other cultures
IRYMPLE Primary School students took their Travel Expo project to the next level.Grade 6 students Zac Carra and Samual Zara spent almost six hours building…
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Outlawed carp ‘popular’ in local store
100 years agoWIN: On anything but a first class oval, uneven, heavily weeded and quite out of touch with Mildura’s progressiveness, the finals match of…
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Trials offer hope for a cancer cure
MILDURA’S Sharleigh Stevenson admitted ground-breaking clinical trials for children with cancer unveiled yesterday would have gone a long way in helping her daughter, Eva Wheatley.Ms…
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Collectors cash in on new note
FROM today residents will start to notice the new $10 note dispersed at Sunraysia banks as The Reserve Bank of Australia moves along the lines…
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Water on the agenda
HELEN Dalton will hope to capitalise on dissatisfaction with how water has been managed in NSW as she seeks National Party voters’ support in Sunraysia.She…
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Show drives help
MILDURA’S car lovers can feast their eyes on some of the most beautiful and outstanding cars from across Sunraysia this Sunday.The 2017 Sunassist Motor Show…
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Dalton takes aim at pipeline
SHOOTERS, Fishers and Farmers Party candidate Helen Dalton says plans to build a $500 million pipeline to Broken Hill don’t stack up.Ms Dalton, considered a…
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Pickers backing away from work
ATTRACTING backpackers to pick citrus this year has been more challenging than usual, according to Sunraysia’s main harvest labour provider.And the blame has been laid…
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This weather really blows
TEMPERATURES will plummet again today across Sunraysia before the warmer weather returns to round out the week.The region avoided damaging winds with peak gusts of…
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Crop outlook good
GRAIN crops in Victoria’s Mallee are performing well despite the dry start to spring and low rainfall during the first two months of winter.So far…
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