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Mildura middle school years often not ‘very happy’
JUST 62 per cent of Mildura primary school-age children and 43 per cent of high schoolers say they’re very happy with their lives, according to…
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Crowds ready for outdoors
IMPROMPTU holidays may be on the cards for some Sunraysia families, with a solid number of caravan and camper trailers sold at this year’s Great…
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Something looks fishy
SUNRAYSIA residents have expressed their “disgust” after photographs showing 29 dumped fish carcasses were shared on social media. The fish remains were found by a passerby on…
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Business is flowing in
Irymple Secondary College students and teachers lined up for the first of many lunches at the new Cafe Overflo on Friday, run by the Flexible…
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Hattah goes the distance
FOR 363 days a year the track that becomes Hattah sits almost untouched, surrounded by lentils and lupin farming grounds, not a sign of dirt…
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Fans flock to exhibition
Caravan and camping enthusiasts from around Australia have flocked to Mildura for this weekend’s The Great Outdoor and 4X4 Expo.Lovers of the great outdoors arrived…
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Comedy troupe here
SOME of the best comedians in Australia are only days away from performing in Mildura.The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow will present an evening of…
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Roll up, says veteran donor Ken
A MILDURA man who is nearing the end of his time as a Red Cross blood donor has urged others to roll up their sleeves.Ken…
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VicRoads plans to lift its game
VICROADS says it is changing its approach to road maintenance after years of neglect left the public increasingly at risk.Not enough money is put into…
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CWA group in good tune
MEMBERS of Mildura Millewa Group of the Country Women’s Association competed in the Performing Arts Festival 2017 and came home with six first placings, one…
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Brandi takes charge
AT age 15, Brandi Oliver is something of a trailblazer.Tomorrow she takes the the court in Melbourne at the Netball Victoria Association Championship finals along…
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Refugees find freedom: Afghani mum says Australia is ‘where dreams come true’
A LIFE in Australia has given Razia Abdullah and her daughter freedom and safety they never could have imagined in their home country Afghanistan.As members…
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