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Grieving Mildura man jailed over driving death of his girlfriend
A GRIEF stricken man has been jailed over causing the death of his girlfriend and seriously injuring another driver during a collision at a Deakin…
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Chaffey students refocus their energy to give back to Mildura primary schools
THREE local primary schools have benefited from the cancellation of the 2021 Energy Breakthrough Festival. A group of 14 students from Chaffey Secondary College had…
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Victorian border exemption failures inhumane, says Ombudsman
THOUSANDS of Victorians were unjustly and inhumanely denied a COVID-19 border exemption to return home to farewell dying loved ones, attend medical appointments, care for…
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SRS Benetook Farm celebrates International Day of People with Disability
SRS Benetook Farm celebrated International Day of People with Disability on Friday with a fun-filled day. Everyone was invited to come down to the farm…
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Virtual end of year concert at Nichols Point
STUDENTS at Nichols Point Primary were dressed in full concert gear on Thursday to film their virtual end of year concert. Usually NPPS holds a…
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Feedback sought on local playground designs
MILDURA Rural City Council has announced upgrades to two local playgrounds. Mildura’s Green Pine Park playground located in Muscat Court and Red Cliffs’ Simon Court Reserve…
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Red Cliffs class bakes in the festive spirit
IT was beginning to feel a lot like Christmas on Wednesday with the smell off freshly baked goods coming from the Red Cliffs Community Resource…
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Buronga HealthOne works on track
THE concrete slab for the Buronga HealthOne building has been poured, marking a significant milestone in the facility’s construction. Work on the HealthOne site began…
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Gender inequality more than just a story, say SuniTAFE students
STUDENTS behind a new display which shares the stories of survivors of domestic violence hope visitors will have a visceral response and not treat gender…
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Downy mildew fear for growers after rainfall
VINEYARD growers in Red Cliffs and Gol Gol vineyards should be on the lookout for oil spots in the coming days as the risk of…
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The Redlands get big chance at Back to Base festival
MILDURA country band The Redlands are excited about joining the line-up for next year’s Back to Base festival. Local boys Sam Nairn, Chase Williams, Dean…
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Snakes, spiders tipped to surge in summer
WILDLIFE experts are warning there will be an abundance of venomous snakes and spiders around this summer. Wet and humid weather, as well as plentiful food…













