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Hotshots hits the stage with a Christmas concert
HOTSHOTS Performance Dance students are ready for their first on-stage performance this December. The dance school is holding its Christmas Concert at the Mildura Arts…
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New Mildura car parks a ‘traffic hazard’, says planning consultant
THERE’S a fine line between form and function in the world of urban planning, and council consultants have been accused of overstepping it in the…
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Growth in almond plantings needs solutions
HIGH-RESOLUTION aerial imagery shows “significant changes” in horticulture have been taking place in the lower Murray-Darling region, with almond plantings leading the way. The data,…
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Mildura’s Pink Ball raises $8000 to support breast cancer patients
MILDURA’S Pink Ball has made a spectacular comeback to fundraising, after being forced into recess by the pandemic. The ball itself could not be held…
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Santa and his team bring cheer to Mildura
AFTER a long and scenic journey from the North Pole, Santa and his reindeer have arrived in Mildura. Children can now deliver their wishlists directly…
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Mildura MP Ali Cupper calls for action on doctor shortage
MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper has called for the Federal and Victorian governments to do more about Sunraysia’s critical doctor shortage. Ms Cupper said “there’s…
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Mildura Council receives green bin waste weight complaints
SOIL and rocks have been identified as the cause of Mildura Council not collecting green organic waste bins because they are overweight. Cr Glenn Milne…
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Online forum links consumers and farmers
IF you eat, you should care about farmers. That’s the message from panelists who will on Monday night discuss why we should care about the…
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You’ve gotta love Shac
ANOTHER century, a spectacular catch and two wickets made it a day out for Gol Gol cricketer Shacaya Thomas. Sunraysia Daily photographer BEN GROSS captured…
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Merbein lone pine stolen, may now be Christmas tree
A SIGNIFICANT and symbolic piece of history has been stolen from the Merbein Cemetery in a “disgusting” and disrespectful act. Between Friday night and Saturday…
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Mildura’s riverfront to acquire more public seating
MORE public seating overlooking the mighty Murray River will be available on Mildura’s iconic riverfront early in the new year. Council acting community manager Mark…
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Chaffey Secondary College teachers take a cut for charity
CHAFFEY Secondary College staff had a haircut on Friday to raise money for the Cancer Council. Teachers Sarah Raynor and Ben Conibeer, along with food…













