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  • River and tractor escape earn jail time

    A MAN who fled from Victorian police across the Murray River and stole a tractor in NSW before colliding with a fence has been sentenced…

  • $518,000 to local groups

    FIFTY-six local event organisers and arts, community, recreation and sporting groups have been presented with more than half a million dollars as part of Mildura…

  • Riders tool up bikes for Hattah

    Riders tool up bikes for Hattah

    RACING at the Hattah Desert Race is more than just four hours of endurance.Teams spend months modifying bikes for the 37km Mallee circuit, leaving no…

  • Josiah’s long journey is a different ball game

    Josiah’s long journey is a different ball game

    IT is Saturday, game day at Underbool, and Ouyen United is waiting on a few of the club’s SFNL big guns to arrive at the…

  • Burglar’s ‘lenient’ sentence

    A MAN who went on a series of burglaries and thefts with his wife throughout Victoria has been sentenced to nine months’ prison.Phillip Pierson, 43,…

  • Shaping up for customers

    Shaping up for customers

    MILDURA fashion designer Jo Lucc­hesi is on a mission to help women of Sunraysia embrace their bodies – no matter what shape or size. Through her…

  • Big boost for Ultima

    Big boost for Ultima

    THE Victorian Government has helped secure a $4.5 million investment from Pentarch Agricultural, a West Australian-based fodder processor, which will set up its first Victorian…

  • ‘Leave our kids alone’: There’s no such thing as ‘Wenty Eight’, says mum

    ‘Leave our kids alone’: There’s no such thing as ‘Wenty Eight’, says mum

    PARENTS of Wentworth teens say their children are being unfairly targeted and harassed by members of the community.Mother of four Julieanne Jones, pictured,  said there…

  • Let’s be irresistible

    Let’s be irresistible

    ROD Trowbridge always seemed drawn to Mildura.You have to have that point of difference that demands people to come and visitAs a 10-year-old on his…

  • Getting priorities right

    Getting priorities right

    HANDS Up Mallee is a step closer to determining its key priorities after an agenda setting day at the Mildura Rowing Club this week.About 60…

  • Teaching in modern world

    Teaching in modern world

    WHILE the curriculum in schools is slowly transitioning to account for a technology driven future, teachers must also change their lesson delivery, according to a…

  • Juicy prospects worldwide

    Juicy prospects worldwide

    MILDURA Fruit Company is hoping to help eventually meet a global demand for seedless lemons.There is a worldwide shortage of lemons and the seedless variety…

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