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More birdies than bogeys for junior golfers
YOUNG golfers from near and far reaped the benefits of four full days of golf last week, gaining plenty of experience competing in the Sunraysia…
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Guilty plea assault de facto partner
A MAN has pleaded guilty to punching his de facto partner following a verbal argument, a little over two weeks after he had been released from a short stint in…
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Regis residents set for glamour portraits
REGIS Aged Care will soon be the scene of glamorous Mother's Day photo shoots that aim to highlight the residents’ glowing personalities on camera. The glamour photo shoot will be…
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Police locate missing hiker
POLICE have located a man safe and well after he became lost while hiking in the Murray-Sunset National Park. Hiker Andy was last seen leaving the camping area by himself…
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Farrer race apporaches
NINE candidates are in the race for Farrer as the upcoming by-election draws near. Submissions to enter the race officially closed at 12pm yesterday with the final list being declared…
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Jilliby Nitro powers to Cup glory
REJUVENATED country cups campaigner Jilliby Nitro has continued his remarkable run, storming home to win Saturday night’s $40,000 CA Fitness Mildura Pacing Cup and capping off a huge weekend for…
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Jail for trespass and police assault
A MAN has been jailed for four months for trespassing and assaulting police officers. The Mildura Magistrates’ Court heard Sam Noun had been on bail when he loitered around Mildura's…
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‘Delusional’ man likely to face ‘significant’ jail term
A MILDURA man who had delusional beliefs random women were in love with him is likely to face a “significant jail sentence” when the matter returns in May following an…
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Breast screening in Wentworth
BREASTSCREEN NSW will bring its mobile screening service to Wentworth this month, offering free services to eligible women. In New South Wales one in seven women is predicted to develop…
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Regulators investigate SA vineyards
SOUTH Australia’s wine vineyards have seen a rise in surprise inspections as regulators push to identify unlawful labour hire practices. The surprise inspections have been conducted in a combined effort…
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Hay danger through cooler conditions
PRODUCERS are being urged to continue monitoring stored hay during the cooler conditions as lingering moisture can result in rising heat. The severe heat is due to microbial activity in…