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  • Year in Review: May 2019

    Year in Review: May 2019

    Tuesday, May 7 MILDURA police made a significant drug bust, which they allege has prevented hundreds of ecstasy tablets from hitting local streets. Following a…

  • Mildura spends up big on Christmas gifts, says City Heart

    Mildura spends up big on Christmas gifts, says City Heart

    ‘TIS the season for giving and there is no better time for Mildura residents to shop local. Mildura City Heart chair Danielle Hobbs said other…

  • Year in Review: March 2019

    Year in Review: March 2019

    Monday, March 4 RESIDENTS opposed to the PowerVault solar farms have vowed to continue their fight at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). Community…

  • Fishing banned around lower Darling aerators

    Fishing banned around lower Darling aerators

    FISHING has been banned around aerators in the lower Darling River. Ten aerators have been placed in areas of the river from Menindee to Pooncarie…

  • Communities walk on together against racism

    Communities walk on together against racism

    THE indigenous and non-indigenous communities of the Millewa and Mallee came together on Saturday at an event that the indigenous community hopes represents “a new…

  • Year in Review: April 2019

    Year in Review: April 2019

    Saturday, April 6 MEMBER for Farrer Sussan Ley is expected to visit Wentworth Shire next week for crisis talks over Wentworth’s looming doctor shortage. It…

  • Chalmers Winery extension approved

    Chalmers Winery extension approved

    CHALMERS Winery at Merbein has been given the green light to develop a boutique winery and associated function centre despite concerns about dust, noise, odour…

  • Soccer gets a kick along with funding

    Soccer gets a kick along with funding

    COUNCILS across northern Victoria can apply to expand and renovate soccer facilities in the area following a funding boost from the Victorian Government. Member for…

  • Red Cliffs carols worth the wait for big crowd

    Red Cliffs carols worth the wait for big crowd

    RED Cliffs’ Christmas carols went off without a hitch on Saturday night with more than 1000 people attending. Carols organiser Karen Willcock said the turnout…

  • Wentworth backs Willowfest in worldwide promotion

    Wentworth backs Willowfest in worldwide promotion

    WENTWORTH Shire Council has entered into a three-year sponsorship agreement with Willowfest Australian Cricket Championships. Under the sponsorship agreement, the shire will continue its association…

  • Water bombers swoop on Mallee fire

    Water bombers swoop on Mallee fire

    MALLEE firefighters have used water bombing aircraft to contain one of three fires started by lightning on Friday night. Department of Environment, Land, Water and…

  • Dareton Aboriginal liaison officers honoured

    Dareton Aboriginal liaison officers honoured

    FORMER Aboriginal liaison officers, police and community members gathered at Dareton police station last week for the unveiling of memorial plaques to two men. The…

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