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Young drivers need mentors
THE Swan Hill City Council needs volunteer drivers for its L2P program to help young people who face barriers accumulating the required 120 hours of…
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Ouyen Lake pontoon designed to catch on
THE first stage is complete for Ouyen Lake’s floating fishing pontoon and walkway, which is described as the “perfect spot” for land-based fishing. Work began…
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Lobster tops the lot for World Pizza Day
IN celebration of everyone’s favourite date, World Pizza Day, Mildura’s 400 Gradi today unveiled its limited edition Lobster Pizza. The restaurant which opened May last year,…
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Root and branch review
By Wade Stephens MILDURA Rural City Council is urgently assessing the health of trees along the riverfront, Lock 11, Mildura Homestead and Apex Park to…
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What’s on in Sunraysia this weekend
Friday Robinvale Country Market Caix Square Robinvale – 5.30pm-8.30pm THERE will be food stalls, clothes, accessories, craft, fruit and vegetables, garden items and fresh flowers…
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Kayaker’s epic 2000km journey
A ROCKHAMPTON school teacher on a journey of epic proportions, kayaking the length of the Murray River, will soon arrive in Mildura. Bernie Parle left Bringenbrong…
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Famed choir’s show of faith in Mildura
THE world-famous Soweto Gospel Choir will perform in Mildura at the end of this month. Winners of three Grammy awards since its formation in South…
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‘If you wouldn’t give it to a mate, don’t donate’
THE Salvation Army Thrift Shop Irymple is asking the community to check the quality of goods they are donating, with close to 30 per cent…
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Heartbreak and anguish as quake hits home
By Wade Stephens MILDURA’S Turkish community is rallying together in the aftermath of the strongest, and potentially deadliest, earthquake to hit their home country in…
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Mallee MP calls for moratorium on bank closures
A MORATORIUM on bank branch closures should be adopted by the industry until recommendations of the federal regional banking taskforce have been implemented, Member for…
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Lost trade the dark side of chip shortage
A CONVENIENCE store facing a month without hot chips on its menu says it has been forced to cut staff hours because of the dramatic…
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Flood clean-ups keep parks closed
PARKS Victoria has released pictures that reveal significant damage caused by floodwaters at Kings Billabong Park. Toilets, canoe launches, picnic areas and other facilities were…
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