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Positive mood at Death Cafe
DARETON Primary Health will this weekend host its third Death Cafe event.Organised by Dareton Primary Health Services psycho-oncology counsellor Debbie Everett and palliative care nurse…
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Dip in our house prices
MILDURA’S median house price dropped 3 per cent over the June quarter while its year-on-year growth stalled.New figures released this week by the Domain Group…
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Celebrating fruits of their labour
JOE and Tina Scopelliti’s fruit and vegetable business, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week, began with just tomatoes.Midway Fruit and Vegetables at Buronga…
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Mallee women celebrated
MALLEE women will tonight be celebrated at the launch of Teagan Oliver and Tess Spaven’s photographic exhibition Everyday Heroes.This is the first exhibition for Ms…
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Hiring practices on mend
A MILDURA labour hire company says the industry is cleaning up its act after a crackdown by the Immigration Department on illegal foreign workers and…
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Ongoing devastation
FACING the devastation caused by the November 11 hail storm has been difficult for Red Cliffs almond grower Hardeep Singh and his family.Mr Singh and his…
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Drier times could hit Anabranch
A DRIER Great Darling Anabranch could become an unwanted consequence of planned water-saving measures at the Menindee Lakes, it is feared.The NSW Government has proposed…
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It’s best to get moving during pregnancy
Pregnant women who have a healthy diet and participate in regular moderate exercise are less likely to have a caesarean section.They are also less likely…
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Ice link to $2.4 million find: Police allege airport arrest connected to Merbein South highway seizure
THE $2.4 million cash seized from a truck at Merbein South in April has been linked to an alleged plot to import $255 million worth…
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Old society seeks new storytellers
MEMBERS of the Mildura and District Historical Society are searching for more stories to be told at its monthly meetings.Members enjoy listening to new stories…
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Cuppa gets a health tick
There is now even more reason to enjoy a cup of tea, with a new review of existing research showing the humble cuppa can help prevent…
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Find changes Australia’s history
NEW proof has been found showing Aboriginal people lived in Australia up to 18,000 years earlier than once thought, at the same time now-extinct species…
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