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For kids starting school timing is crucial
IT’S that time of year when parents are faced with the tough question of when they should send their child to school.In Victoria, children can…
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Learning is the key
AN aspiring world leader, Ouyen’s Xavier Healy, is on his way to the UK.The Country Education Partnership rural youth ambassador alumnus has been chosen to…
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Lot is up for grabs
INTERNATIONAL interest is at the centre of today’s Burns & Co auction, when rare and worthy items go under the hammer.Bidders and collectors have travelled…
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Game watch: Five classics for nostalgia’s sake
Almost immediately after Nintendo announced SNES Classic, gamers had already moved on to the question of “what’s next?”Fans who are roughly my age are wondering…
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Enjoying a fine wine time
SUNRAYSIA winemaker Scott Rawlinson’s career highlights include making wines for the Swedish in a winery in southern Italy and working in California, South Africa and…
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Donors can help out twice
DONATE Life Victoria and Tasmania is teaming up with the Australian Red Cross Blood Service to encourage already generous blood donors to register their decision…
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‘Smarter’, but still in a ditch
A MAN told police he was “smarter than the average bear” after he crashed his car drunk, a court has heard. Anthony Humphrey, 44, faced Mildura…
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Ludivine learns English on the job
LUDIVINE Cuoq travelled all the way from Lyon, France, to Mildura to improve her English skills and job prospects. Last year she stayed in Mildura for…
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Government called on to help Mungo
MORE needs to be done to drive tourism at Mungo National Park, according to Farrer MP Sussan Ley. The sealing of Arumpo Road has been a…
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Brave trio united in tragedy
JUST a few short years ago, these three women were complete strangers.Today they are united as one, tragically brought together only through the pain of…
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Mandarins stay home
THE small size of imperial mandarins has meant Mildura Fruit Company has had to concentrate on selling the fruit to the domestic market this season.The citrus…
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Councils unite to halt $500 million Broken Hill project: Don’t build pipeline
MILDURA Council has joined a push for the NSW Government to halt construction of a pipeline from the Murray to Broken Hill amid serious concerns…
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