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Powersports rearing to shine
MILDURA’S Easter Power Sports weekend is set to begin next week with the annual show'n’shine, welcoming dozens of visitors for the long weekend. The Good…
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EU trade deal sealed
AUSTRALIA has struck a long-awaited free trade agreement with the European Union, opening a vast market of 450 million people, but sparking a fierce backlash from farmers who say they…
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TAFE students honoured
SUNITAFE Mildura students Logan Bysouth, Neomai Burton, and Ethan Phillips were recognised at an awards night in Bendigo this week. Held at the All Seasons Hotel and attended by some…
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Transport insider questions train sale
AN insider with connections to the Victorian transport industry has claimed that a Mildura rail line could be effortlessly implemented by overhauling locomotives withdrawn from service on other lines. Victoria’s…
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Entries open for Pro Hart prize
AETISTS across Australia are being invited to submit their work for the 2026 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize, with a total prize pool of $23,000 up for grabs. The national…
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Confirmed: council getting out of early years services
AFTER consulting with early education staff and local families, the Mildura Rural City Council has decided to move out of providing childcare services. As part of that process talks have…
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Balranald local puts hand up for Farrer
A NEW runner has entered the race for Federal seat of Farrer. The latest person to seek to have their name added to the ballot for the May by-election is…
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Call for animal foster carers
A SURGE in demand across the Sunraysia region is placing increasing pressure on volunteer rescue group Sunraysia Animal Rehousing Group, with the organisation now calling for more foster carers to…
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Pair off to hot air balloon champs
MILDURA’s ballooning community will be proudly represented on the national stage next month, with pilots Ben Gowers and Kerry Frankel set to compete at the Australian National Ballooning Championships in…
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The books stop with Suzy
SUZY Buck, from Suzy's Books in Merbein, said her son thinks she's running a library, not a business, as all of her second-hand books are already at heavily reduced prices.…
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Global group backs cuts, rate rises
GOVERMENTS are being urged to cut unnecessary spending and avoid indiscriminately spraying cost-of-living support as oil prices surge. In a snap report prompted by the Middle East conflict, the Organisation…