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Woman’s bus ordeal
AN ELDERLY woman was hospitalised for eight days after the train from Swan Hill to Melbourne was replaced with a bus route. Kris Thornton originally…
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Alleged child killer moved after ‘violent outpouring’
ALICE SPRINGS: An alleged child murderer has been flown out of an Outback town for safety reasons after an angry crowd beat him unconscious and attacked police trying to detain…
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Writers roadshow for wily wordsmiths
CALLING all aspiring authors! Storytellers, wordlovers, journalists, and the next Stephen Kings or J.K Rowlings can unite and network at the Regional Writers Roadshow, which is making its way to…
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Saints to go marching in
TITLE hopefuls Bambill face what could be a tricky test today when they travel to Cardross for the day’s only MFNL Women’s league encounter. The Saints played out a thriller…
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Doggies to keep the ball rolling
WENTWORTH, who are fourth on the Sunraysia Football Netball League's 2026 ladder, will need to continue their run of consistency across the field to beat the Bulldogs at Mildura Sporting…
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Roos to fire up at the dog house
THERE is only percentage separating South Mildura and Wentworth on the 2026 SFNL A Grade netball ladder with last year's premiers slightly ahead in second position. The round four match…
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Plant a tree to remember your mum
FOR many, Mother’s Day is marked by brunches, bouquets and family gatherings. However, for those whose mothers are no longer here, or who live far away, the day can also…
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Cultural kaleidoscope
STUDENTS at Mildura South Primary School recently spent their school day appreciating each other’s cultures in their annual Harmony Day. They replaced their regular uniforms with dress that spotlighted their…
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Partnership continues to grow
DELEGATES from Nanjing Commercial College have spent a week learning at SuniTAFE’s Mildura campus as part of a study tour focused on cookery and teaching techniques. The delegation, which included…
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Chalking up a new career
A HERALD SUN report this week on Victorian teachers’ industrial action exposed a familiar divide in public response, with support for better pay and conditions matched by sharp criticism of…
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Bandicoots make triumphant return
A COHORT of Shark Bay bandicoots, described by some wildlife enthusiasts as the “cutest bandicoot”, has arrived in south-west NSW following a remarkable cross-country journey. Two bandicoot species – the…