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New interim chief at aged care provider
MILDURA’S largest aged care provider, Princes Court, has appointed a new interim chief executive while it searches for a permanent candidate for the role. Experienced executive…
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Going the ‘whole hog’ for cause close to the heart
ILKNUR Buchecker has had long, luscious hair for as long as she can remember but, in two months’ time, she will be sporting a shaven head,…
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Primary students sheltered as storm brought down tree
TWO cars parked at a primary school were damaged when a severe storm brought down a large peppercorn tree on Tuesday. Strong winds ripped through Cardross…
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Party angst returns over Joyce’s latest antics
THE Mallee’s federal Nationals MP is involved in a fresh rift within the party over former leader Barnaby Joyce’s latest controversy, after party-room discussions were…
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Science Fair to stimulate brain chemistry
MORE than 1000 kids have already signed up to witness captivating chemistry, fascinating physics and other colourful displays at the inaugural Mildura Science Fair. The…
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Sealed-road extension on link to Mungo
ANOTHER sizeable stretch of Arumpo Road in Wentworth Shire will be bituminised as part of a wider reconstruction and upgrade project. The existing sealed section of…
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Drug drivers penalised
POLICE are cracking down on drug drivers, issuing penalties to two people at the weekend. At 8pm on Saturday, a 29-year-old man was intercepted by…
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Award nomination for a natural educator
ENVIROEDU founder Sarah Holmes has been named a Victorian finalist for the 2024 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award. Working to promote environment, conservation and sustainability awareness,…
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Devastated family’s warning as dog dies
AN Irymple family who lost their pet dog Reba to poisoning on Monday is warning other Sandilong Avenue residents to be wary. The Sylvia family’s beloved…
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Active support in a personal cause
EBONY Kilaris will always carry her mum with her in her heart, in tattoos on her arms and, now, in the brand of a new…
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Flood fix not good enough, says property owner
A RED Cliffs man is refusing to sign completion documents relating to flood-recovery works at a dwelling on his property, saying they have not been…
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Community health funding
SUNRAYSIA Community Health Services has secured $1.4 million in funding to improve health services in rural and remote communities. Over the next four years, the…
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