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Fish kills can be mapped
A WEBSITE has been launched to allow the public to record fish kills on a map of the Murray-Darling Basin.Charles Sturt University academic Jonathon Howard…
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Diets make a difference for mum and baby
A SURVEY has found only 21 per cent of Sunraysia’s new mothers could correctly identify the daily serves of vegetables advised during pregnancy. It also…
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Flu adds to doctor strain: Patients waiting up to a week as GPs work without break
MILDURA’S health system is at breaking point with patients being forced to wait up to a week to see a doctor. An outbreak of a…
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Too much drink leads to jail risk
A MILDURA woman has been warned that her “erratic and dangerous” drunken behaviour in the Mildura CBD could land her in jail. Kiela Banks pleaded…
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NAIDOC Week 2019: T-shirts display Aboriginal artwork
TO help celebrate NAIDOC Week and Sunraysia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, Sunraysia Community Health Services (SCHS) has created a NAIDOC T-shirt. The design…
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National Disability Insurance Scheme sessions to help make service clearer
Mildura Council will host information sessions to benefit and support Sunraysia residents under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The information sessions will give an…
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School holiday program: Making holiday moves
PARTICIPANTS in Mildura Council’s school holiday program have been keeping active this week. A self-defence class on Monday was followed up with a dance workshop…
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Down the years: Allies reveal plans to put Germany’s Kaiser on trial
Presented by Mildura and District Historical Society. Compiled by Judi Hyde for Mildura Rural City Council Library Service100 years agoWAR 1919: Scarcely five years ago the…
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Students take a tour of water management sites
FORTY-two engineering students from 10 countries will spend two weeks learning about water management in the Murray-Darling Basin. The University of Melbourne is bringing the…
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Robinvale joins the show
ROBINVALE will be among Victorian towns to share a dose of creativity, thanks to an injection of more than $100,000 by the Victorian Government to…
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Rental time bomb: vacancies plummet to lowest in state
SECURING a rental property has been labelled a “ticking time bomb”, after new figures revealed Mildura has the lowest vacancy rates in Victoria. The Real…
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Aviation safety bureau gives Rex the all-clear
REGIONAL Express (Rex), which operates flights from Mildura, has welcomed the Civil Aviation Authority (CASA) giving its aircraft the safety green light. CASA confirmed it…
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