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State Gov OKs free daytime electricity
PEOPLE will soon be able to tap into free daytime electricity under a major new energy plan aimed at reducing household bills. Announced by the…
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Sustainable candidate joins Farrer race
A NEW candidate from the Sustainable Australia Party has put a hand up for the Farrer by-election in May. SAP touts itself as an independent…
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Raising funds riding from Murray to Moyne
TEAMS from across Victoria rode from the Murray River to Port Fairy for the Murray2Moyne Cycle Relay, raising funds for local health services along the…
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MP warns of food issues from fuel crisis
A CALL has been made by The Nationals Party to immediately halve the Federal fuel excise for three months with the aim of providing relief…
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River region booms as tourists pour in
THE Murray region is riding a tourism wave, pulling in a staggering $2.52 billion from visitors in 2025 and cementing its place as one of…
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Futures endless at open day
THE future is full of possibilities at Mildura’s La Trobe University and SuniTafe campuses. And anyone who is thinking of undertaking further study after completing…
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Art Prize puts locals on show
THE Magenta Art Prize art and photography exhibition will be back on show over the Easter long weekend. The fundraising initiative for not-for-profit Australian Inland…
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Hoppy hunting in the city heart
STAFF at Mildura City Heart have engaged the services of a certain fluffy rabbit this year to help them prepare for their school holiday Easter…
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River Boulevard under speed review
MILDURA Rural City Council officers will begin reviewing the speed limit along River Boulevard following a petition from the community. The petition, which gained 15…
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Eggs and hats make a mad tea party
EASTER, tea parties and neighbours are a great combo, according to the Irymple Progress Association’s Maxine Marshall. Mrs Marshall, who loves mixing creativity with supporting…
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Peeps into the Past – 22 – 28 March: award winning
PRESENTED by Mildura & District Historical Society and compiled by Mildura Rural City Council Libraries. 100 YEARS AGO LECTURE: “It is the most able, interesting…
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Romance and mystery
THE library has wide range of titles in the collection, with new items continually being added. Here is a selection of some of the new…













