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Sunraysia woman compelled to help bushfire victims
RED Cliffs resident Tracy Bond is one of many Sunraysia community members helping those affected by the catastrophic bushfires around the country. After seeing the…
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Gambling worry as $85,000 a day spent on pokies in Mildura
ABOUT $85,000 was gambled on Mildura poker machines each day in 2019. Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation figures showed $28,323,904 was spent on…
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Mildura to host water resource management session
MILDURA will host a town hall session this month about the management of Murray-Darling Basin (MDB) water resources. Mick Keelty, the MDB water resources interim…
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Bumper valencia crop tipped despite harsh conditions
FOR Sunraysia citrus growers the sweet success of this season’s valencia crop comes at a sour time. Last year’s harvest was particularly good and was…
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Snake avoidance dog training to be offered in Mildura
A SPECIALISED program that uses real snakes to train dogs to avoid the reptiles will be brought to the region next month. The move comes…
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Blue-green algae fear has little effect on Mildura tourist numbers
FEARS blue-green algae in the Murray River would steer tourists away from Mildura have been dispelled with the region recording an “average” tourist season over…
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Sunraysia community digs deep with support for bushfire victims
IT IS a dark time for Australia. And as catastrophic bushfires continue to destroy towns, lives and wildlife, Sunraysia-based businesses and individuals are digging deep…
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Shortened Sunraysia markets still a hit
FROM farm to plate, residents supported local producers at the Sunraysia Farmers Market on Saturday. Due to a initial forecast of 44 degrees earlier in…
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Couple’s long road home from NSW fires
WHAT was meant to be their first holiday in three years quickly turned sour for a Red Cliffs couple who found themselves trapped in Moruya,…
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Digging deep to help those in need
THE Mildura community has banded together in the wake of the devastating bushfires gripping the country’s east coast. An influx of Sunraysia businesses have vowed…
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Sand sculptures in Langtree Mall bring Sunraysia icons to life
MILDURA icons will be brought to life using sand in the Langtree Mall from Monday. Sand Sculptors Australia will be creating works of art including…
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Salvos thankful for donations over holiday period
SALVATION Army Mildura captain David Davis says he is grateful for the Mildura community’s effort in donating items “in good condition” over the Christmas and…
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