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  • Time to appreciate SES volunteers this Wednesday

    Time to appreciate SES volunteers this Wednesday

    SUNRAYSIA residents are encouraged to wear orange this Wednesday for the SES’s Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW), a day dedicated to State Emergency Service volunteers across…

  • Man hospitalised after car reverses into bus

    Man hospitalised after car reverses into bus

    A MAN in his 50s has been taken to hospital with minor injuries following a crash between a car and a bus near the corner of…

  • Fruit fly levy push

    Fruit fly levy push

    HORTICULTURAL groups in the Murray Valley say they may push for a levy on all residents in the fight against fruit fly after Victorian Government…

  • Flood hit to insurance premiums

    Flood hit to insurance premiums

    RESIDENTS across Balranald Shire have seen their insurance premiums skyrocket or been told they can no longer be covered. Following last year’s flooding of parts…

  • Chance to test homes for energy-efficiency

    Chance to test homes for energy-efficiency

    ROBINVALE residents now have access to three Home Energy Audit Toolkits to help save money on electricity and make homes more energy efficient. Swan Hill…

  • La Trobe University mourns long-serving academic leader

    La Trobe University mourns long-serving academic leader

    MILDURA’S La Trobe University has taken the time to remember a former colleague and friend, Alan Frost, who died last month. Mr Frost, a distinguished…

  • Anatomy of crime writing

    Anatomy of crime writing

    Critically acclaimed novelist Alex Hammond is the author of two gripping, fast-paced legal thrillers set in Melbourne. His first novel, Blood Witness, was shortlisted for…

  • Sports grants for Sunraysia sporting clubs

    Sports grants for Sunraysia sporting clubs

    ELEVEN Sunraysia sporting clubs will receive funding to address barriers in sporting participation and create more inclusive ways to access sport. Community Sport Minister Ros…

  • Growers call for rethink on rates

    Growers call for rethink on rates

    SUNRAYSIA’S peak horticultural bodies have written a formal letter to Mildura Council calling for a rethink on a plan to increase farming rates. Councillors last…

  • Islanders volunteer to help gardens

    Islanders volunteer to help gardens

    A GROUP of workers from Vanuatu who are between paid jobs have volunteered their time to help clean and tidy Sunraysia’s largest gardens. The Pacific…

  • Do what you know, says Olympian

    Do what you know, says Olympian

    OLYMPIC champion Lauren Burns delivered an inspiring speech to St Joseph’s College students and families on Friday. The Australian taekwondo gold medallist was the guest…

  • Kabaddi gets a grip on Mildura

    Kabaddi gets a grip on Mildura

    EVENT organisers have hailed the weekend’s Kabaddi Cup a success, with close to 2000 spectators in attendance. Over 50 Kabaddi players took to the field…

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