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Bail refused over alleged assault
A MAN who allegedly abused a woman he’d been dating while she was driving, before hitting her with her own vehicle, and continuing to assault…
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Nats confirm a candidate for Farrer race
NATIONALS leader David Littleproud has confirmed his party will be standing a candidate in the proposed upcoming by-election in the Federal seat of Farrer. Speaking on morning television on Monday,…
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Libs hit with gender blow as tax fight looms
SYDNEY: The Liberals' freshly minted leaders have again been confronted with their party's women problem as they try to shift the political conversation to cutting taxes and migrant numbers. New…
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Cup found safe and sound
J. A. Braidie, the captain of the Merbein Fire Brigade in 1940, knew how to keep things safe. The Merbein Public Brass Band, after winning the D Grade competition at…
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Quick-witted Nick a top Roadshow pick
ALTHOUGH Nick Schuller had a bumpy start to his comedic career, he has bounced back to become a favourite on the Melbourne Comedy Festival Roadshow, which is coming to Mildura…
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Volunteers welcome to clean up day
THE South Mildura Wetlands is scheduled for a thorough cleaning next month for the local community’s Clean Up Australia Day. Business, schools and communities throughout Australia will be participating in…
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End of gas session set to Robinvale
PROPERTIES owners, residents and businesses connected to the compressed natural gas supply at Robinvale are being invited to an information session ahead of the town's disconnection from the network later…
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Crime writer to visit library
READING enthusiasts of Mildura will be able to have a chat with The First Law of the Bush author Geoff Parkes at Mildura Library later this month. The event, titled…
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Volunteers wanted at SMECC
CALLING all conversationalists! Sunraysia Mallee Ethnic Communities Council, or SMECC, is looking for volunteers for its World Cafe, which pairs locals with newer members of the community to engage in…
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How to get into a pickle
PICKLING and preserving may be seen as dying arts, but Jo Farrell at the Red Cliffs Community Resource Centre believes they're important skills to learn as they reduce waste and…
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Park rangers search for recruits
STAFF at Parks Victoria are on the lookout for the organisation's next intake of rangers, with 15 positions currently being recruited in the State’s north west. In total, there are…