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  • Irrigators press for board seats

    Irrigators press for board seats

    SUNRAYSIA irrigators are preparing to ramp up the push for the right to elect members to the Lower Murray Water board, ahead of next year’s…

  • Application for funeral parlour

    Application for funeral parlour

    THE old Sunraysia Mallee Ethnic Communities Council building (above) could soon become a funeral parlour.Documents have been lodged with Mildura Council to turn part of…

  • ‘Time to test a water democracy’

    A CUSTOMER-elected water board should be trialled in Mildura, table grape grower Greg Milner says.Mr Milner and fellow table grape grower Frank Dimasi recently gave…

  • Cricket Council of India tightens team selection

    THE Cricket Council of India (CCI) says it will change its selection process for this year’s Willowfest Australian Cricket Club Championships after half the squad…

  • Public has say on basin

    RESIDENTS in northern Victoria have been encouraged to have their say on 22 projects that will help deliver Victoria’s share of the recovery targets of…

  • Push Karen’s law: ‘Nothing we can do’

    THE Victorian Government says it cannot, as opposed to will not, intervene in the sentence given to Brandon Osborn last week.Attorney-General Martin ­Pakula said it…

  • Fly fighting team grows

    Fly fighting team grows

    THE organisation formed to combat fruit fly in north west Victoria and south west New South Wales has undergone an expansion over the past few…

  • Childcare fight not over

    MILDURA childcare workers say they will not back down, but instead will ramp up their push for a 35 per cent wage increase in the…

  • Dwarf trees harvest boost

    Dwarf trees harvest boost

    HIGH-density olive and almond dwarf rootstocks planted at the SuniTAFE farm at Cardross have already more than doubled in size since they were planted about…

  • ‘Lucky’ young man, .121, loses licence

    ‘Lucky’ young man, .121, loses licence

    A MAGISTRATE has told a young driver whose mother left her job so he didn’t lose his that he was one of the most fortunate…

  • Mind your own business

    Mind your own business

    CYBERSECURITY experts are calling on businesses to protect themselves from being infiltrated by hackers and cyberterrorists.The threat to Australian businesses was realised in January this…

  • Mum: time for change

    Mum: time for change

    FOR the 6½-hour drive to Melbourne last Friday, Karen Belej’s mother Louise cried.That morning she had to be helped from the courtroom where she learned…

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