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No bail in Mildura carjacking case
SIX witnesses will be called to give evidence about an alleged aggravated carjacking on Etiwanda Avenue at a committal hearing in September. Taylor Stewart will…
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Water projects gifted
THE Federal Government yesterday announced $129 million in funding for southern Murray-Darling Basin infrastructure projects it says will deliver 605 gigalitres for productive use for…
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Hot Stuff: Duo strikes the right chord
A CHANCE meeting at the Adelaide Fringe Festival more than two years ago sparked a lasting connection between two musicians. Since that first meeting, Harry…
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New ideas for Mildura Arts Centre
SUNRAYSIA residents cast their ideas to guide the future of the Mildura Arts Centre (MAC) this week. More than 30 people attended the community consultation…
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Birthday gift lands woman behind bars
A MILDURA woman has been sentenced to two weeks’ jail for crimes, including stealing a bottle of bourbon for her son’s 18th birthday. Kylie Pappin…
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Mildura the final pit stop on solo flight around Australia
WHILE most teens have their sights set firmly on obtaining a learner’s permit to hit the open road, Solomon Cameron has his eye on the…
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Anne Webster confident but not yet claiming victory in Mallee
THE Nationals candidate Anne Webster will wait until the official Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) declaration before claiming victory in the seat of Mallee. Some 26…
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Police look into Walnut Avenue house fire
A FIRE, which broke out at a Walnut Avenue house about lunch time Thursday, is being treated as suspicious with a police investigation underway. Mildura…
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It’s a waiting game for Nichols Point Recreation Reserve upgrades
THE Nichols Point Cricket Club is remaining patient while waiting for funding to upgrade the Nichols Point Recreation Reserve. Cricket club committee member Travers Zanker…
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The Nationals set to hold Mallee
NATIONALS candidate Anne Webster could soon be declared as the Member for Mallee. ABC election analyst Antony Green has tweeted that Dr Webster will be…
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‘Public menace’ to learn fate
A MAN, who police labelled a public nuisance and a danger to the public, will find out whether he is released on bail tomorrow. Daryl…
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Productivity Commission report: Now’s not the time for drought policy
THE middle of a drought is the worst time to make drought policy, the Productivity Commission says. It has told the Federal Government there should…












