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  • Vandals put kids in danger

    Vandals put kids in danger

    ROPES attached to a playground swing at Birralee Avenue Reserve have been replaced with chains after a vandalism attack. One of the steel-wire ropes was…

  • Fruit block fire in Irymple

    Fruit block fire in Irymple

    ELEVEN fire crews responded to a grass and scrub fire at a Belar Avenue fruit block in Irymple on Sunday afternoon. CFA and RFS Units…

  • Cable fault leads to power blackout

    Cable fault leads to power blackout

    AN underground cable fault in Irymple caused a significant power blackout on Sunday, leaving 3084 Powercor customers across Irymple, Cardross, Koorlong and parts of Mildura…

  • More rest areas recommended for trucks

    More rest areas recommended for trucks

    A PARLIAMENTARY report on the pressures on heavy vehicle drivers in New South Wales has recommended the establishment of more rest areas to help manage…

  • Grandstand’s clean sweep

    Grandstand’s clean sweep

    BRIAN Weightman Oval’s grandstand is now in pristine condition after concerns were raised surrounding its cleanliness earlier this month. Sunraysia Football & Netball League supporter…

  • Locals do the heavy lifting

    Locals do the heavy lifting

    IT takes a heavy tow truck, a series of inflatable “sausage” airbags used as rollers and wooden chocks about the size of railway sleepers to drag…

  • Women’s lives writ large

    Women’s lives writ large

    PRINT size can be a debilitating factor in some people’s ability to continue to read and enjoy hard copy books. Mildura Rural City Council’s libraries…

  • Psychiatrists’ burnout crisis

    Psychiatrists’ burnout crisis

    PSYCHIATRISTS around the country are calling for government intervention after a survey revealed alarming burnout statistics within the profession. A recent nationwide survey of 1269…

  • Temporary water for sale

    Temporary water for sale

    THE Victorian Environmental Water Holder says it intends to sell up to 47,000 megalitres of temporary water from the Murray, Goulburn and Campaspe systems during…

  • Survivor gives back

    Survivor gives back

    A MILDURA cancer survivor who knows first hand the importance of blood donations has spearedheaded an Australia-wide blood drive for brokers, lenders and staff at…

  • Warm reception for brave author

    Warm reception for brave author

    WHEN John Fitzgibbon first began writing a story that had tormented him most of his life, he never thought it would be something he would…

  • Bank refuses cash deposit

    Bank refuses cash deposit

    A MILDURA man who tried to deposit cash into his son’s account at a Commonwealth Bank branch says they refused to accept it because of…

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