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MILDURA’S Anzac Day service was a touching homecoming for its guest speaker Colonel Mitchell Kent. Now a director of education and training at the Australian Defence…

MILDURA councillor Glenn Milne has urged the Victorian Government to get on with the job of completing the Benetook Avenue truck bypass, saying the delay…

FOR Brad McGlashan, it’s been quite a journey from serving in Timor to making metal poppies in his Mildura backyard with his sons.It’s a journey…

NATIONALS candidate for Mallee Anne Webster maintains there is no need for a federal Royal Commission into the Murray-Darling Basin Plan (MDBP) despite the controversy…

A WOMAN has been jailed for her role in a home invasion during which five foreign fruit pickers were tied up, threatened with guns and…

A SUNRAYSIA man, whose house “burnt to the ground” on Sunday night fronted Mildura Magistrates’ Court this week to face a number of driving offences,…

DAN Straub is hoping to ride the wave of popularity the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers (SFF) party rode in the Far West in the NSW…

THE long weekend saw a 30 per cent jump in presentations to the local emergency department, with health workers treating an assortment of ailments and…

IRYMPLE Primary School honoured Anzac Day by holding a traditional service led by the students Wednesday morning.The service was organised not only to commemorate those…

VIETNAM veteran Wayne Scheer shouldn’t be alive today. The 67-year-old cheated death twice after being sprayed by gunfire, surviving a fiery helicopter crash and suffering burns…

TOP spot on the ballot paper may not deliver a substantial surge in votes, but Liberal Party Mallee candidate Serge Petrovich can’t complain with yesterday’s…

The Mildura Pipe Band has had a long end esteemed history and not even global conflict could separate the members. Tomorrow, descendants of those who…