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Emma Germano takes Victorian Farmers Federation vice-presidency
EMMA Germano has been elected Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) vice-president at the annual general meeting held in Melbourne. Ms Germano is a third-generation horticulture and mixed…
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Water reforms get review tick
THE NSW Government has welcomed the findings of an independent review into the government’s Water Reform Action Plan. The Water Reform Action Plan was the…
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Men underestimating heavy drinking risks, research finds
MEN in Sunraysia could be underestimating the harm caused by heavy drinking. New research from VicHealth and Monash University has found some Victorian men believe…
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VicHealth’s This Girl Can Week: Women can get into action
MILDURA women are being encouraged to try and get active as part of VicHealth’s This Girl Can Week. The week, from March 18 to 24,…
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New housing development proposal to expand Gol Gol
GOL Gol’s population boom could be boosted by a plan for another housing development proposed at the fringe of the township near Gol Gol Creek. …
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Border Force raids: Mildura mayor points to threat of losing family growers
MILDURA Mayor Simon Clemence has issued an impassioned plea for the Sunraysia community to support growers in the wake of recent raids on Mildura and…
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Ratepayers body calls for Mildura Council restructure
THE Mildura branch of Ratepayers Victoria has welcomed the removal of the $100 municipal charge outlined in Mildura Council’s 2019-23 Draft Rating Strategy, but is…
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Dareton Men in a Shed projects hit the water
TWO years of hard work was on Saturday all worth it for members of Dareton Men in a Shed. Their restoration of the Don Duncan…
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Surprise challenge for new Mildura councillor Helen Healy
FRESH back from her trip to India as part of a master’s degree, Mildura’s new councillor Helen Healy is ready to take on the challenge…
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Blaze closes landfill
A SMOKE warning was issued after a fire started at Mildura Landfill on Saturday afternoon. Crews from Mildura, Merbein, Irymple and NSW responded to the…
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Young hopefuls hitting town
THIS year’s Mildura Grand Tennis International is expected to generate more than $500,000 for the local economy. Players from around the world started arriving over…
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Mildura region ‘fast approaching’ 100,000 residents
MILDURA is fast approaching the “magic number” that will turn the town into a fully fledged city. That’s according to Mildura Regional Development chief executive…











