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Lack of infrastructure is a brake on the Mallee, says report
INFRASTRUCTURE gaps are hindering the Mallee’s ability to realise growth opportunities in a post-pandemic renaissance, according to the nation’s independent infrastructure advisor. Infrastructure Australia’s Regional…
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Donald and Mavis Teasdale mark 72 years of bliss
DONALD and Mavis Teasdale have found the secret to lasting love, celebrating their 72nd wedding anniversary on Friday. Seventy-two years after marrying at Mildura Presbyterian…
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MPs on board with Mildura truck diversion
MILDURA’S federal and state MPs say they support any push that aims to reduce truck traffic through the city centre. Member for Mallee Anne Webster…
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Truckies and Mildura councillors unite in second bridge push
A VICTORIAN trucking heavyweight and local community leaders have made an impassioned plea for Mildura to get a second major bridge over the Murray River…
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Safety fears for Meridian Road
A RESIDENT and a Mildura councillor are calling for the council to widen and build up a flood-prone stretch of Meridian Road as part of…
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Olympic star’s inspiring message to students
OLYMPIC shooter Nathan Argiro paid a special visit to Red Cliffs students this week, encouraging them to keep striving for success. At Red Cliffs Secondary…
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Harmony Day lessons at Mildura English Language Centre
MILDURA Rural City Council and Mildura English Language Centre have joined forces to mark Harmony Day 2022 later this month. Harmony Day falls on March…
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Mallee Track outreach workers aim to support mental health
THE first phase of the Mallee Track Health and Community Service Mental Health and Wellbeing Service is in place following the appointment of two rural…
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Mildura’s Longest Lunch also the biggest
MILDURA’S Longest Lunch was so popular this year that people had been “begging for tickets” since the event sold out a fortnight ago, organisers say.…
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Mildura family violence breaches surge
CRIME across the Mildura local government area increased marginally in 2021, but there was a significant rise in the number of offenders breaching family violence orders.…
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Carmela Tyson looks back on 40 years at SuniTAFE
CARMELA Tyson celebrated 40 years of work at SuniTAFE Mildura this week, having witnessed major changes over her career. SuniTAFE said Ms Tyson first walked…
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Werrimull kids sport orange for National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence
WERRIMULL P-12 School dressed in orange on Thursday to raise awareness against bullying and violence. Celebrating the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence,…












