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Waters ready to rise for challenge
JULIE Waters doesn’t accept the word “can’t”, and that’s why she says she is an ideal candidate in the upcoming Mildura Rural City Council election.…
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Event about getting grants
AN information session aimed at helping people, businesses and community groups get the most out of government grants is set for tomorrow. Known as Grant…
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Grand final day trumps expectations
GRAND final day has gone down as a massive success for Sunraysia Football and Netball League president Trevor Heaft. With upwards of 5000 people coming…
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Over 50s to go 50 overs
CRICKTERS aged 50 and older from across Australia and New Zealand are making their way to the crease for during the next two weeks as…
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MRCC election – names locked in for vote
A BALLOT draw will be held tomorrow to determine what order candidates appear on the ballot paper for the Mildura Rural City Council election. For…
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Police applaud SFNL crowd
VICTORIA Police are giving a round of applause to the estimated 8000 sports enthusiasts who migrated to Mildura Sporting Precinct on Saturday, with Superintendent John…
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Leading three candidates emerge
DANIEL Linklater, Peter Crisp and Tim Elstone appear set to be re-elected to Wentworth Shire, based on the votes counted so far. Nine councillors will…
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Country sounds fill mall
LANGTREE Mall came again alive with the toe-tapping sounds of country music acts at the weekend, with the Country Music Market bringing a variety of…
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Fire’s still there for Milne
FORMER Mildura Rural City Council Mayor Cr Glenn Milne says there’s still fire in the belly to run for another term after almost two decades…
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Books to stimulate the mind
THE Mildura Rural City Council Library Service has a wide range of nonfiction titles in the collection, with new items continually being added. Here is…
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Mothballed winery to become logistics hub
A SALE is underway of Treasury Wine Estates’ Karadoc Winery, following plans announced in 2023 the facility’s closure. The Karadoc Winery opened in 1973 and…
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From little things big things grow
WHEN the Buddhist Sky Temple eventually opens its doors at Irymple’s Mallee Sky Garden it will be in part due to Sister Thanh Chan’s long…













