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Riding a life skill at Mildura Specialist School
MILDURA Specialist School teachers have welcomed funding from Australia’s biggest bike riding organisation, Bicycle Network. Physical education teacher Ben Stevenson said the $4700 was used…
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Red Cliffs boardwalk on the way
The next step towards erecting a new boardwalk on the Murray River at Red Cliffs will start this week. Contractors will be working during the…
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Victorian state budget: Mildura sick of ‘second class’ treatment, Ali Cupper says
MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper directed pointed remarks at the Victorian Government after big-ticket items for the region were left out of this week’s State…
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Mildura MP Ali Cupper backs HIV test reform
MALLEE residents will have better accessibility to HIV testing under legislative changes, according to Member for Mildura Ali Cupper. Ms Cupper told State Parliament this…
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Mildura Motorsport Precinct funds a pittance, says Glenn Milne
MILDURA should not have to wait 20 years before the State Government realises the region exists before going ahead with a motorsport precinct, according to…
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Gina Hogan to perform at Ouyen’s Roxy Theatre
MELBOURNE-BASED performer Gina Hogan will be bringing something a little different to Ouyen this weekend when she performs there for the first time. Hogan is…
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Victorian state budget: Merbein P-10 friends vow to fight on
THE Merbein P-10 College community has vowed to continue the fight for infrastructure funding promised by the Victorian Government 10 years ago. This week’s State…
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Victorian state budget no real surprise to Mildura Mayor Simon Clemence
MAYOR Simon Clemence described the State Budget as revealing “no great surprises” for the region. The release of the budget on Monday put funding towards…
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Flu bug hits blood donations
An early start to the cold and flu season has taken a heavy toll on blood donations, with the Red Cross issuing an urgent appeal…
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Gallery F artists find inspiration in 30
GALLERY F’s latest exhibition, 30, will feature artwork from textiles to paintings and prints. The group exhibition, curated by Valarie Robinson, showcased the work of…
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Victim blaming prevalent, study finds
YOUNG Australians are blaming women for being raped and having their nude images shared without their consent, a study has found. The youth report, compiled…
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Tune for the wanderer
Listening to hours of audio might seem like an unorthodox way of searching for a bird, but it is how Trust for Nature is trying…
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