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  • Call for change fills the streets

    Call for change fills the streets

    MORE than 100 people have marched on the fifth annual Mildura Survival Day to demand the date of Australia Day be changed. Attendees marched in unity…

  • Never too young for fun

    Never too young for fun

    PARENTS looking for something to do with their little ones can take them to Mildura Library’s weekly Discover Baby Play sessions. Baby play sessions for…

  • Award recipient would be ‘chuffed’

    Award recipient would be ‘chuffed’

    ALTHOUGH Geoffrey Jones isn’t here to receive it himself, his family knows he would be “proud as punch” to be the recipient of a Member…

  • Firefighter has had many roles

    Firefighter has had many roles

    JOHN Nihill is a familiar name and face around Ouyen, so much so that he has been awarded an Order of Australia medal for his…

  • Big-hearted doctor humbled by honour

    Big-hearted doctor humbled by honour

    ALAN Soward was standing beside his 95-year-old mother’s bed in 2019, saying his final goodbyes, when his wife Bev asked for a moment alone with…

  • Walpeup silo art in line for award

    Walpeup silo art in line for award

    AN art piece honouring local service men and women has been nominated as a finalist in the 2023 Australian Street Art Awards. The Walpeup silo art…

  • Mildura MP slams ‘alarming’ state of roads

    Mildura MP slams ‘alarming’ state of roads

    THE state of Sunraysia roads will be back on the agenda when State Parliament resumes in February. Member for Mildura Jade Benham said the deterioration…

  • You can design Mildura’s Monopoly game

    You can design Mildura’s Monopoly game

    IF the game of Monopoly was based on Mildura, what would be our Mayfair? And if the board is supposed to have three railway stations,…

  • Drug-addict ‘gangster’ sent to jail

    Drug-addict ‘gangster’ sent to jail

    A MAN who went “running around like a gangster” should have expected to be sentenced like a gangster, a court has been told. The Mildura…

  • Sunflower’s super power

    Sunflower’s super power

    “THAT’S not a sunflower. That’s a tree!” This summer, Mildura resident Sika Wilhelm joyfully looks in his backyard on a daily basis at the tallest sunflower…

  • A big bash for the bush

    A big bash for the bush

    ANABRANCH won last Saturday night’s cricket match against Pooncarie at Dareton, but the result that really mattered was the show of the support a bush…

  • Treaty, no: Walsh says there’s too many ‘issues’

    Treaty, no: Walsh says there’s too many ‘issues’

    NATIONALS leader Peter Walsh believes the Victorian Opposition has “finally” caught the attention of “those that need it” after announcing it had dropped its support…

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