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Meals on Wheels in need of a supplier
SUNASSIST is urgently searching for a local meal provider for its Meals on Wheels service to ensure it can keep operating in the Mildura region.…
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Building a future, if shedding a tear or two for the past
YOU can take a man out of his shed, but can you take the shed out of the man? The blokes who tinker, saw, hammer,…
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Million-dollar win for Wentworth Shire sport
WENTWORTH Shire has received more than a million dollars from the NSW government to improve its community sporting facilities. Regional transport and roads minister Sam…
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Home lost but firies halt threat
SWIFT action by fire crews saved three homes from a suspicious fire that destroyed a fourth property and about 10 hectares of land in Red…
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Ancient lake bursts back to life
FLOODS are good, says Howard Jones, although he does so without discounting the damage the swollen Murray has brought upon Sunraysia and other river communities…
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Family toasts couple’s milestone
WENTWORTH’S Ian and Lois McQuie have celebrated 60 years of marriage with a gathering of family from across Australia. Son Andy McQuie, who lives in…
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Landfill precinct goes solar
MILDURA’S landfill precinct is now powered by the sun. The Mildura Landfill Precinct, which includes the Mildura Eco Village, Landfill and AroundAgain, is operating with…
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New tanker for Mildura CFA unit
A NEW heavy CFA tanker will be deployed in Mildura as the government aims to ensure all volunteers firefighters are well equipped to protect their…
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High-flying action from the Ouyen Lake
SUNRAYSIA Daily photographer LOUISE BARKER was at the picturesque Ouyen Lake on Saturday to capture the action at the Malibu Mallee Masters. To view video…
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Happy crowd soaks up wakeboarding action at Ouyen
THE temperature was scorching, as were the competitors at the weekend’s Malibu Mallee Masters wakeboarding event at Ouyen Lake. Regarded as one of the best…
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Beyond the flood mud, grass is already greener
IT’s been a couple of weeks since floodwaters started to rapidly subside in Sunraysia. Reporter MATT TAYLOR checks in with some of the hardest-hit local sporting…
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Bonza flights tipped to trigger tourism boom
MILDURA could welcome as many as 96,000 passengers annually from the Sunshine Coast after Bonza hits the skies in coming months. On Thursday, the Civil…
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