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Telecommunications reforms will benefit Mallee, says MP
TELECOMMUNICATIONS reforms that passed the senate last week will benefit large areas of the regions, according to Federal Member for Mallee Anne Webster. The reforms…
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IDAHOBIT support on show
COVID-19 restrictions have not stopped Sunraysia businesses from marking International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT). This year IDAHOBIT falls on Sunday, May…
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Victorian council elections to go ahead in October
COUNCIL elections will go ahead on October 24 for all municipalities, the Victorian Government says. Minister for Local Government Adem Somyurek on Friday said “safe…
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Mildura couple joined in isolation
THE effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have thrown weddings into disarray worldwide, forcing couples to postpone or cancel their big day. But some couples are…
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Victorian pool registration due on June 1
SUNRAYSIA residents have until the start of next month to register their pools and spas with Mildura Rural City Council. So far 369 pools in…
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Peeps in the Past: World War I bereaved learn how soldiers died
May 10-16, 2020. Presented by Mildura and District Historical Society. Compiled by Ann Ziguras and Sue Kelly for Mildura Rural City Council Library Service. 100…
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Mildura Council rate cut not on the cards, says mayor
MILDURA is not expected to follow the lead of Ararat Rural City Council, which has signalled a 1 per cent rate cut for the coming…
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Green bin deliveries get rolling in Irymple, Red Cliffs
IRYMPLE and Red Cliffs residents were the first to receive their new green bins this week. The new 240-litre green bin for food and organics…
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Mildura recycling plant would be a winner, says report
MILDURA has been nominated as an “indicative location” for a multi-million dollar recycling processing plant. Infrastructure Victoria said a facility at Mildura costing between $10…
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Mildura South outdoor netball courts a step closer
A COMMUNITY contribution of $365,000 has been put towards expanding the Mildura South Regional Sporting Precinct to include four outdoor netball courts. The funds were…
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Coronavirus claims long-time friend of Robinvale
ROBINVALE is mourning the loss of close friend and town supporter Patrick Simon, the long-time mayor of Villers-Bretonneux in France, who has died following a…
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Court orders end to ‘vile’ posts about Anne Webster
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has been awarded an interim injunction preventing a woman in New Zealand publishing “vile” material about her on the internet.…













