News
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Family vibe rubs off on Merbein trainers
Sunraysia Daily is going behind the scenes at Merbein FNC this season to share examples of the selfless work carried out by the volunteers who…
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Why chooks can be perfect pets
MILDURA residents had the eggs-ellent opportunity to handle pet chickens as they learnt about their care at last week’s Backyard Chicken Workshop. Families, individuals and…
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Be a bright spark and avoid electrical fire risks
FIREFIGHTERS are urging Sunraysia residents to be aware of fire risks, including leaving a phone charging overnight. Country Fire Authority and Fire Rescue Victoria last…
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Hold that train, we might have a use for it
TWO V/Line trains due to be removed from the Albury line would need to be secured “within weeks” if they are to be held for…
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What’s on in Sunraysia this weekend
Today Arnnie’s Laser Force BlowUp Langtree Mall – 9am-5pm PLAY some laser force in the mall these school holidays, as the blow-up maze returns to…
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Election countback after Wentworth Shire councillor quits
WENTWORTH Shire Council will conduct an election countback to appoint a replacement for Cr Greg Evans, who has resigned after six years. The NSW Electoral…
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Retirees can help fill workforce vacancies, Webster says
PENSIONERS may be the answer to the current workforce shortage, says Member for Mallee Anne Webster. The federal opposition has called for the government to…
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Hattah desert racers bring more than excitement
SUNRAYSIA is about to play host to the region’s largest annual event, the Hattah Desert Race, attracting competitors and support crews from the length and…
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Financial adviser stole from single mum for years
A MILDURA financial adviser who stole more than $360,000 from a vulnerable single mother, much of it from an inheritance, will spend at least two…
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Six passenger trains a week in proposed rail trial
SIX passenger trains would run between Mildura and Melbourne every week under a proposed trial service that’s been timetabled to be faster than the old…
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Census missed thousands of Robinvale residents, mayor says
THERE are fears the Robinvale township will miss out on vital government funding after this week’s updated Australian Bureau of Statistics population data failed to…
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Migrant courses break down language barriers
FREE language and vocational courses are helping migrants and refugees land full-time jobs across Sunraysia. The Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and Settlement Language Pathways to…













