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INCORRECTLY transporting part of a paddle steamer has landed a Mildura man in hot water. Andrew Forbes-Wilson pleaded guilty to a charge related to failing…

THERE are big things on the horizon for Sunraysia, but “the little things are huge”, according to Mildura Mayor Jason Modica. As the municipality emerges from…

THE end of lockdown offers little relief for ambulance staff, who have been working intensively during the current Mildura outbreak and expect to see workloads…

FARMERS remain in the dark and are at risk of breaching workplace relations requirements as uncertainty surrounding obligations under the vaccination mandate for agricultural workers…

SUNRAYSIA leaders have backed a call for a local anti-bullying campaign in the face of recent online abuse aimed at local businesses. Business owner Caitlin…

MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster labelled the Victorian Government’s midnight change to rules around staff vaccinations for hospitality businesses “cruel and disrespectful”. Staff at regional…

HAVING a “glass half-full” attitude is what Mildura Regional Development chief executive Brett Millington believes will hold the region in good stead in a post-pandemic…

YOUNG workers from across Sunraysia are ready to return to some sort of normality on Friday after the conclusion of the local lockdown. Mildura’s lockdown…

POP-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics will be held across the Wentworth and Balranald shires next week. The mobile clinics, run by two defence force medical teams…

SUNRAYSIA locals are excited to get out and about as Victoria starts reopening. With the local lockdown lifted in line with the rest of the…

HOUSING availability will be crucial if Mildura is to benefit from the exodus of people leaving metropolitan Melbourne for the regions, according to a Mildura…

ANGER has replaced frustration for Sunraysia businesses trying to grapple with ever-changing COVID restrictions as the region emerges from a 13-day lockdown today. An online forum…