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Red Cliffs Golf Club gets irrigation upgrade grant
THE Red Cliffs Golf Club will upgrade its irrigation facilities with a $50,000 grant. Minister for Sport Bridget McKenzie was in Red Cliffs yesterday to…
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Prayers for Slovenia at Mildura’s Sacred Heart church
A CROWD of 70 gathered together at Mildura’s Sacred Heart church for World Prayer Day yesterday. That was almost double the attendance of last year’s…
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Bunch of reasons to celebrate Festa della Vendemmia
FESTA della Vendemmia (“feast of the grape harvest”) will be again celebrated under the vines this year, with many interstate visitors. The Italian-inspired event, to…
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New folk tales
FROM a night strolling into the streets of Melbourne to the adventures of Breaker Morant, folk musician Greg Steps will be taking his audience into…
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Costa happy with initial Nangiloc Colignan Farms harvest
FRUIT and vegetable grower Costa says the initial harvest after its acquisition of Nangiloc Colignan Farms (NCF) surpassed expectations. The ASX-listed business and Hong Kong-listed…
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Chaffey Secondary College students clean up early
EIGHT Chaffey Secondary College students got their hands dirty to clean up Deakin Avenue yesterday ahead of Clean Up Australia Day. Among them were Year…
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Federal election: Mallee candidates call for more climate change action
NATIONALS Mallee candidate Anne Webster believes the Coalition’s climate change policy will help the environment without taking a “wrecking ball” to the economy. But the…
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Sunassist volunteer always in the driver’s seat
IN an organisation that boasts more than 300 loyal and hardworking volunteers, Christine Pollard has been a standout for her tireless efforts. Mrs Pollard volunteers…
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No bail for dad’s death
A MAGISTRATE said he had to “go against his feelings” when he refused a Euston man bail to attend his father’s funeral, due to the…
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La Trobe University a new chapter for Sunnycliffs mother
STARTING a four-year masters course in social work marks the start of a new chapter in Sunnycliffs mother Gemma Forrest’s life. A mature-age student, Ms…
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Wings for rural health students
SUNRAYSIA students in their first year of health studies can now apply for the 2019 Give Them Wings scholarship. The four scholarships, valued at $3000…
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Big fines part of Victoria’s Labour Hire Licensing Scheme
A NEW scheme will put the spotlight on the labour-hire sector when it is introduced in April. Victoria’s first Labour Hire Licensing Scheme, designed to…
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