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Work on Mildura wharf begins
WORKS to repair the Mildura wharf are finally under way with fencing put up around the site this week.The project is estimated to take about…
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Ute fire creates George Chaffey Bridge jam
A FORD ute was destroyed in a fire on George Chaffey Bridge just before 1.30pm on Wednesday.A Mildura Fire Brigade spokesman said the fire started…
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How did the 2019 Mildura dust storm compare to past events?
DEBATE is raging whether Tuesday afternoon’s “apocalyptic” dust storm was the mother of all dust storms to hit Mildura. Video and still images of the…
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Poker stars hope for a full house in Mildura
STARS have aligned for Mildura which will host a celebrity charity event later next month. Poker with the Stars is an initiative created by the Hachem…
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Mildura dust storm: When day turned to night
I DIDN’T realise when I walked out of work at 4.55pm that I was about to experience 10 of the freakiest minutes of my life.When…
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Mildura dust storm: Storm a surprise to weather experts
BUREAU of Meteorology forecaster Dean Stewart said yesterday’s freak dust storm was not on the “radar” for Mildura, and that he was surprised by the…
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Mildura dust storm: Flight turned back to Melbourne
IN the midst of last night’s dust storm, Mildura Airport passengers were evacuated and a flight turned back to Melbourne shortly before it was due to…
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In the Classroom: Dash for colour run
ON Friday, students leaped into the weekend in vibrant, bright spirits after enjoying a colour run organised by St Paul’s Primary School. The primary students gathered…
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Clive Palmer, Rise Up Australia preference Coalition candidates in Mallee
CLIVE Palmer’s United Australia Party (UAP) and Rise Up Australia are directing Mallee voters to send their preferences to the Coalition’s two candidates. The how-to-vote…
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Federal election 2019: Mixed reaction to early voting
WEEK two of pre-polling is well under way with early voting centres seeing a steady stream of Mallee voters. Last week, the Lime Avenue polling…
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In the Classroom: Bringing tales alive
IRYMPLE Primary School students kick-started their week of learning with a musical Monday to remember. As part of their art curriculum, about 320 students sat in…
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Down the years: All thriving on Sun-Raysed raisins
Presented by Mildura and District Historical Society. Compiled by Ann Ziguras for Mildura Rural City Council Library Service.100 years agoANZAC DAY IN LONDON: Splendid accounts…













