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  • Volunteers count

    FREE tax help is again at hand for people who earned about $60,000 or less in the last financial year.Volunteers are available at Mildura Council’s…

  • Great dash for cash

    Great dash for cash

    DASH for Dementia co-ordinator Leigh Barry couldn’t be happier with the results of this year’s event.More than 280 people took on the challenge to take…

  • Warmth will be brief

    SPRING in the Mallee has begun with above average temperatures – albeit briefly.The mercury in Mildura on Saturday reached 24C and on Friday 23C.According to…

  • Banding together for dad’s day

    Banding together for dad’s day

    IT was a special day at Kenny Park yester­day with many celebrating Father’s Day and 80 years of the Kenny Park band rotunda.Among those celebrating…

  • Nangiloc shock

    Nangiloc shock

    NANGILOC recorded a stunning fightback to claim their first Millewa Football League premiership in 22 years against Gol Gol on Saturday.The Demons – who lost…

  • Church reaches out to young flock

    Church reaches out to young flock

    THE Anglican Church in Mildura expects it will become a popular place for children with the appointment of its first family minister.Father Andrew Gall took…

  • Distraught: Mother helped from court as her daughter’s killer receives minimum six-year sentence

    Distraught: Mother helped from court as her daughter’s killer receives minimum six-year sentence

    THE family of passionate Mildura White Ribbon supporter Karen Belej, who was shot to death at close range, said it is devastated  her killer could…

  • She is gone but her will remains

    She is gone but her will remains

    “MUM, I’m OK, I’ve just got a lot on my plate.”With those words, 31-year-old Mildura Council human resources worker and White Ribbon advocate Karen Belej…

  • Vine fruits prices grow

    Vine fruits prices grow

    THE future of the dried vine fruit industry is shining brightly, with Sunraysia growers receiving record prices this year for their top- grade grapes.Sunbeam Foods…

  • Sounds like a good cause

    ARTISTS need inspiration and Sunraysia musician Ross Elliott draws his from a good cause.The guitarist and singer will again donate proceeds from his music to…

  • Works are shaped to inspire

    Works are shaped to inspire

    WILCANNIA artist William Brian “Badger” Bates has teamed up with his cousins Brian and Eddy Harris to create two exhibitions aiming to inspire young artists.Badger…

  • Perfect days for picking

    Perfect days for picking

    FROSTY conditions in July and this month have caused some damage to citrus but overall, the weather has been perfect for picking.New South Wales Department…

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