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  • Tech lesson for vision impaired

    Tech lesson for vision impaired

    LEARNING to cope with vision impairments can be challenging, especially with the continual push towards screens and technology as a means of communication.This week Vision…

  • Drinker at wheel calls police liars

    Drinker at wheel calls police liars

    A MAN caught drinking from a bottle of red wine behind the wheel of a car before calling police “liars” will be off the road…

  • Assistance for Year 10s

    Assistance for Year 10s

    SUNRAYSIA Year 10 students are now only weeks away from selecting their subjects for Year 11 and 12.To help ease the process, Mildura Senior College…

  • Citrus industry praised

    Citrus industry praised

    INTERNATIONAL citrus industry representatives are visiting Sunraysia citrus nurseries to learn about their propagation techniques and biosecurity measures.About 130 delegates from countries such as China,…

  • Dry winter keeps brigade busy

    Dry winter keeps brigade busy

    RED Cliffs Fire Brigade captain Matt Maher says recent dry weather has caused a spike in call-outs in the area over the past month. The brigade…

  • Care vision grows

    IT takes a lot to make Murray House Aged Care happen. Yesterday, the spirit that binds the aged-care facility was on show as the public inspected…

  • Allergies put kids at risk

    We can’t afford to be complacent about thisOne in 20 Australian adolescents have a food allergy, according to research, prompting experts to warn against complacency…

  • Son, 12, in the car with drink driver

    Son, 12, in the car with drink driver

    A MAN was caught drink-driving on a journey of more than 700km with his 12-year-old son in the car, a court has heard.Manfredo Monaco, 47,…

  • ‘Fresh air’ on new law

    ‘Fresh air’ on new law

    WITH less than a week to go until the State Government’s smoke-free outdoor dining laws are introduced, a Mildura restaurateur says there has been little…

  • Maths skills put to test

    Maths skills put to test

    SUNRAYSIA mathematical whizzes put their skills to the test yesterday, competing in the Australian Mathematics Competition.Students were asked to solve 30 questions in 60 minutes…

  • Stitch it together with love

    Stitch it together with love

    THE handiwork of Julie Hancock and Heather Petrie will always be there to keep Murray House Aged Care residents warm at night.The duo yesterday saw…

  • New base on the way for islanders

    New base on the way for islanders

    A SYNDICATE plans to build a multimillion dollar training and accommodation base for Pacific islanders at the former Merbein CSIRO research station.The site, until recently…

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