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Making waves! – Mildura 100 gallery
Ski boats and their crews along with spectators took to the Murray River of the Easter Long Weekend for a revamped Mildura 100. Pictures: Ben…
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Winery crushing it over four decades
THE third biggest wine producer in Australia has celebrated its 40th year of operation. The 140 staff at Buronga Hill Winery are winding down from…
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Two racers recovering after boat overturns
A FATHER and daughter ski racing team from Wallan have escaped serious injury after their boat overturned near Bruce’s Bend on Sunday during the Mildura…
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Car ends upside down
THE driver of a Hyundai wagon has been handed a penalty notice, after she drove into a parked vehicle on Dyar Avenue in Mildura on…
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Evening event a fundraising solution
NEWLY enforced legislation has the potential to significantly impact roadside fundraising activities, ahead of this year’s Good Friday Appeal. Rural communities have been hit hard…
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Pet owners warned of toxic treats
RSPCA Victoria has encouraged pet owners to be mindful of keeping toxic treats away from animals during the Easter and Anzac Day holiday periods. Veterinarian…
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Evening event a fundraising solution
NEWLY enforced legislation has the potential to significantly impact roadside fundraising activities, ahead of this year’s Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. Rural communities have…
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Strategy and growth boss departs
AFTER 18 months in the role, Mildura Rural City Council’s first general manager strategy and growth Peter Alexander had resigned. During his tenure at council…
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Shifting into Easter gear
LOCALS and visitors alike were out and about in Mildura City Heart on Friday for the annual Show and Shine. The Good Friday event has…
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Egg-cited for Easter
THERE will be plenty of opportunity to find eggs hidden by the Easter Bunny this weekend. While some eggs will be waiting in the grass,…
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Sticky end for thief
A SWEET-toothed, serial thief with a penchant for top-end meat and flavoured milk, who smiled at supermarket staff when she left Mildura stores without paying…
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Nothing but net funds
HOMEBASE Hoops, a community-led basketball program has received $29,300 in funding through the Victorian Aboriginal Community Initiatives fund. The program is entirely free, including meals…
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