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  • Growers walk in a winter wonderland

    Growers walk in a winter wonderland

    THE bees are working their magic on almond trees across the Mallee.Thousands of bee hives have been placed in almond groves across Sunraysia, including at…

  • Car Hogs bring home the bacon for kids

    Car Hogs bring home the bacon for kids

    FOR the fourth year in a row Irymple’s Mark Bowring, his brother Graham and teammate John Day have been crowned the highest fundraisers for the…

  • Move to block water powers

    THE NSW Opposition has moved to block a change in powers that would give NSW Water Minister Niall Blair the ability to pardon irrigators who…

  • Abattoir could cut costs

    Abattoir could cut costs

    SUNRAYSIA sheep producer Steven Freckleton says a livestock sales yard could be established again in Mildura, if an abattoir was developed in the regional city.Mr…

  • Police step up driver drug testing

    MILDURA police have warned drivers they will be ramping up drug testing operations after a record-high drug detection figure last month. Mildura highway patrol Sergeant Mark…

  • ‘You go for it, girls’: Champions share their wisdom with school students

    ‘You go for it, girls’: Champions share their wisdom with school students

    Former Olympian Nova Peris and two-time Brazilian jiu jitsu world champion Shantelle Thompson told attendees of the Koorie Girls’ Conference to follow their dreams. As mentors…

  • Kids’ app busts bullies

    Kids’ app busts bullies

    FIVE Gol Gol Public School students may have themselves a winning app.The Grade 4 and 5 students recently entered the Tech Girls Super Heroes competition…

  • ‘I’m over it’

    ‘I’m over it’

    MILDURA Mayor Glenn Milne has launched a scathing attack on plans by the State Coalition to appoint a new Minister for Geelong.‘We’re a state, not…

  • International waves

    International waves

    SOME of Mildura Rowing Club’s youngest rowers are getting a taste of international experience.France’s Jean Maechel took up rowing four years ago while living in…

  • Strong pulse crops

    Strong pulse crops

    Mallee farmers in South Australia, NSW and Victoria are beginning to tap into the strong global demand for pulses.Last year, pulses were Australia’s second highest…

  • Centre open after storm

    Centre open after storm

    One of Mildura Council’s largest and most severely damaged buildings in the wake of last year’s Remembrance Day storm has reopened.The Irymple Community Leisure Centre…

  • Sleepy drivers raise road toll

    Sleepy drivers raise road toll

    Driving while tired is contributing to the deaths of hundreds of Australians every year and should be made illegal, the Sleep Health Foundation says.The foundation…

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