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Hughesy brings pain and punchlines
FOOTBALL injuries, near-death scares and the absurdity of modern life are all on the bill as Dave Hughes heads back to Swan Hill with a…
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Paint sized fun at art class
SUNRAYSIA Arts and Learning at Merbein has created a safe, inclusive space on Thursday afternoons during term two for budding young artists to unleash their creativity with paint, pencils, clay,…
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Fuel supply not problem – Wentworth Shire Council meeting briefs
THE fuel crisis is not expected to affect Wentworth Council day-to-day operations. In response to a question posed by Cr Brian Beaumont at the April regular meeting in regard to…
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Thanks for neighbours and community after fire
A MILDURA family is on the road to recovery after their Hector Street home was destroyed in a fire believed to have been caused by an electrical fault. The blaze…
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Peeps into the Past – 12 to 18 April: A place to remember
PRESENTED by Mildura and District Historical Society and compiled by Judy Hyde for Mildura Rural City Council Libraries. 100 YEARS AGO CURRANTS: Currants have this year been a good crop,…
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Eating healthy
FROM kitchen gardens to comfort baking and budget-smart dinners, these four practical guides each offer down‑to‑earth inspiration for cultivating a healthier, happier and more sustainable everyday life. Leaves, Roots &…
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On the road to better health
ACCESS to healthcare is getting a major boost across the Mildura region, with a $3.5 million multipurpose screening truck to bring vital health checks directly to local communities and remove…
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Step inside screening truck
THE Sunraysia Farmers and Makers Market will take on a health focus this Saturday, with a fully equipped multipurpose screening truck set to be on display at Jaycee Park as…
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Businesses back truck
LOCAL businesses, including Chemist Warehouse Mildura and Sunbeam Foods, have given strong support to the Mildura Base Public Hospital Foundation (MBPHF) multipurpose screening truck. The $3.5 million initiative, developed by…
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Livestock warning for burn piles
FARMERS are being cautioned to keep stock animals away from burn piles as the state continues to lift fire restrictions. Officers from Agriculture Victoria are encouraging livestock producers to view…
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Disease detection for livestock
A SENIOR veterinary officer is encouraging Victorian Farmers to monitor animals for early detection of exotic diseases. In a recent statement, Agriculture Victoria senior veterinary officer Jeff Cave highlighted the…