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  • Irrigation revival growing

    Irrigation revival growing

    REJUVENATION of dried off farmland in pumped irrigation districts has started to occur, the latest Mallee Horticulture Crop Report shows. The document, produced triennially by…

  • Lock in a fun day

    Lock in a fun day

    ANTICIPATION is building as Lock 11 prepares to host the fifth Get Your Blues On Festival tomorrow.  Sunny skies are predicted for a day of…

  • Support for wage review

    Support for wage review

    LABOR’S election promise to review minimum wages is welcome news, but an investigation into government income support payments is another pressing issue that is “long…

  • Council to ban Roundup

    MILDURA Rural City Council (MRCC) has confirmed it will “completely phase out” the use of controversial weed killer Roundup. The chemical is a favourite among…

  • General practice incentive

    IMPROVED training models, better recognition and support, and appropriate salaries could be the key to addressing Mildura’s doctor shortage, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) says.…

  • Witness heard voices

    Witness heard voices

    TWO Sunraysia residents are facing multiple charges over the alleged serious assault of an elderly man, who was found on Tenth Street with significant facial…

  • Murray-Darling Basin Authority chief backs plan

    Murray-Darling Basin Authority chief backs plan

    THE Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) yesterday dismissed growing calls from irrigators and politicians to “pause the plan”. MDBA chief executive Phillip Glyde issued a statement…

  • Fashion night out a hit for city heart

    Fashion night out a hit for city heart

    THE latest fashions from Mildura City Heart Traders hit the catwalk on Wednesday evening for the AW19 Fashion Night Out.  Mildura City Heart teamed up…

  • Airport fencing upgrade

    THE Wentworth Aerodrome has received a $19,875 Federal Government grant for 3.5km of fencing and maintenance work.  Farrer MP Sussan Ley said the funding under…

  • Hot Stuff: Childs still going strong

    Hot Stuff: Childs still going strong

    TONI Childs will take audience members on a trip down memory lane when she performs at the Mildura Arts Centre next month. Her greatest hits…

  • Sedgmen omission an ‘error’

    Sedgmen omission an ‘error’

    THE omission of Cr Gavin Sedgmen’s name from a list of more than 30 council and non-council committees was an error, Mildura Mayor Simon Clemence…

  • Modica, Milne, face off over political motivations

    A MOVE to backtrack on a Mildura Council call to halt floodplain harvesting in NSW has failed.  During the February council meeting, Deputy Mayor Jason…

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