News
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Sanitiser deal cleans up hospital’s problem
SANITISER supplies at Mildura Base Hospital have been secured for the long term – thanks to a partnership with a locally based manufacturer. MBH support…
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Robinvale wards off coronavirus fears with a clear message
ALARM bells started ringing in Robinvale three weeks ago when large groups of overseas workers were gathered on the streets. It seemed the message of…
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Mildura Base Hospital visiting hours tighten further
MILDURA Base Hospital (MBH) will further reduce visiting hours in line with Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) changes. The hospital will be open…
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Schools, kids and families meet the online learning challenge
STUDENTS teachers and parents across Victoria are two weeks into a term like no other. While schools remain open to children of essential workers and…
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Police swoop on Sunraysia properties: 19 charged
NINETEEN people across Sunraysia have been charged with a range of offences as part of Operation Unity. In the two-day operation, Mildura police seized ammunition,…
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Telehealth prescribing looks for a fast cure
SUNRAYSIA doctors and pharmacists are relying more and more on technology to meet the health needs of the community. Lime Medical Clinic’s Dr John Dyson-Berry…
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Vandalised plaque replaced at war memorial in Mildura
A VANDALISED photo plaque at the war memorial in Henderson Park, Mildura, has been restored to its former glory in time for Anzac Day. The…
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Anzac spirit marches on in bleak times
DESPITE not being able to attend an Anzac Day march this year, Mildura’s Amanda Loughnan has found a way to ensure her street can acknowledge…
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Anzac Day means staying in touch with mates
ARMY veteran Brad McGlashan admits he will spend a lot of time on the phone on Anzac Day. The Mildura 38-year-old served in East Timor…
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Schools put their Anzac Day tribute online
SUNRAYSIA students have embraced technology to help commemorate Anzac Day. Both Red Cliffs and Irymple secondary colleges hold Anzac Day services annually but, with home…
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Chinese trainee pilots get racial abuse, threats in Mildura
CHINESE guests and trainee pilots residing at the Mildura Inlander Resort have been racially abused, threatened and egged. Mildura International Flight Training Academy chief executive…
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Mildura man remembers ‘my dad Paddy’
AT 5.30am on Saturday, Sunraysia Daily’s Pete McGuinness will be standing at the end of his driveway, honouring the memory of his father Paddy, who…












