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Federal election: Water anger could go against the flow in Farrer
ANALYSIS IN the past fortnight, four Farrer candidates – including the main contenders – have visited Wentworth Shire to meet voters. Perhaps this illustrates how…
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More info helps Mallee men whose partners have a breast cancer diagnosis
A SUPPORT group for men whose partners have a breast cancer diagnosis is increasing the support and information it provides for members.It is seven months…
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Love’s a headache
A WOMAN who repeatedly hit her boyfriend in the head with a large stick said she “had her reasons”.Samantha Doolan, who had only been in…
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Mildura Wharf works set for start
LONG-awaited restoration works on the Mildura Wharf (pictured) will start on Monday. Works will include the replacement of balustrades, hand rails and decking boards, new paving…
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Mildura Base Hospital: Community’s role to get a shake-up
RAMSAY Health hopes an updated community management structure will provide the kind of robust scrutiny needed to improve the perception of Mildura Base Hospital’s performance.Hospital…
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Rates burden: Mildura Council to back farmers
MILDURA Mayor Simon Clemence says council will do everything possible to ease the rate burden on dryland farmers.Cr Clemence this week acknowledged the hardship farmers…
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Anzac Day in Mildura: Gone, not forgotten
WHAT started out as a passion project has since turned into a family affair for father-daughter duo Ryan and Taylah Stewart. For the past 20 years,…
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Federal election: Jason Modica backs better funding for rural health services
IDENTIFYING shortfalls in Mallee health services and ensuring adequate funding and incentives are in place to fill the gaps is a key priority for federal…
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Kiwi bound: Angling body boss awarded scholarship
OZFISH Unlimited’s Sunraysia chapter president Braeden Lampard has earned a fellowship that will take him to New Zealand to study the uptake by the farming…
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Big lesson about the land at Mildura South Primary School
MILDURA South Primary school has taken acknowledgement of its Deakin Avenue site to traditional owners to a new level.School leaders yesterday unveiled a permanent reminder of…
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New cops to hit the beat
MILDURA will welcome 10 new police officers and family violence specialists across the next year, following a significant boost in the fight to tackle the…
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Billboard a ‘positive’ for site aesthetic
PLANS for a major promotional billboard on Fifteenth Street have been submitted to Mildura Council. The applicant, Regional Billboard Co, is seeking a planning permit to…
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