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‘Stupidity’ costs Robinvale man
A ROBINVALE man’s “own stupidity” left him with a serious arm wound which required him to be airlifted to Melbourne for emergency surgery.Roderick Whitton this week…
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The Nationals pledge Mildura Clay Target Club funds
A $1.2 million election pledge will help the Mildura Clay Target club take aim at national and international sporting events. The funding announcement, which will…
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Driver not at fault in Colin Sylvia death
A DRIVER involved in a tragic crash that claimed the life of ex-AFL star Colin Sylvia has been absolved of any wrongdoing.Mark Duscher’s solicitor Bert…
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Irymple reaches top 10 on regional Victoria growth suburbs list
IRYMPLE has cracked the top 10 highest annual growth suburbs in regional Victoria, with median house price growth of 16.1 per cent in the 12…
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Mildura Council backs Nichols Point path project
MILDURA Council is going ahead with its plan for a controversial shared pedestrian-bike path alongside Eleventh Street, despite the launch of a petition calling for…
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Search for board boss narrows
THE search for a new chief executive of Mildura’s development and tourism board has seen 16 candidates from across Australia put their hand up for…
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Mum’s car crash lapse
A MOMENTARY lapse in concentration had some serious consequences for an Irymple woman.Frances Chambers faced Mildura Magistrates’ Court yesterday where she pleaded guilty to charges…
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Going back in time at The Art Vault
LORENA Carrington hopes to transport the public back to a time when they believed “everything and anything” was possible through her collection of images on…
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Kelly in line for poster prize
MERBEIN P10 College has a special reason to celebrate this week. Grade 5 student Ayva Kelly has been selected as one of the top 40 finalists…
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Purple envelopes from The Nationals in Mallee not a rule breach
ENVELOPES sent by The Nationals claiming to contain “important electoral information” – written in the Australian Electoral Commission’s colour purple – aren’t a breach of…
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Growing pains: Almond industry admits water security fears
THE almond industry calling for moratoriums on new water use licences amid rapid growth in its and other crops on the Murray River has been…
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Independent Ray Kingston wants to tell a different Mallee story
RAY Kingston is not interested in being thrown into a “left” or “right” political box. And no, “centrist” doesn’t sit well, either. In fact, Mr…












