News
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Cadets look sharp during Exercise Sabre
MEMBERS of the 311 Army Cadet Unit in Mildura have participated in their final exercise of the year, Exercise Sabre. Hosted by adult cadet staff…
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What’s on in Sunraysia
Friday Sunraysed Flower Trail Trentham Cliffs – 8am-sunset Walk around and enjoy 30 acres of sunflowers. Bring a picnic and enjoy the view. Wentworth Twilight…
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Is this Mildura’s scariest street?
RESIDENTS in a suburban Mildura street say they are living in fear of “terrifying” daily acts of vandalism, disruption and intimidation. Property owners and renters…
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Santa goes to town
A MILDURA family who moved to a house with a bigger yard to expand their Christmas display are putting the finishing touches on their winter…
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New childcare centre a step closer
A NEW 148-capacity childcare centre is on track to open its doors in the coming weeks, helping to meet the demand for childcare services in the…
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Musical kids put on a show at Gol Gol
MORE than 100 music students will present 30 performances as they celebrate the end of their study year at Gol Gol on Saturday. The Mildura…
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Pipers play homage to highlands
THE distinct sound of bagpipes and drums echoed through the Chaffey Aged Care dining hall on Thursday morning, as residents celebrated St Andrew’s Day. Three…
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Students help feed refugees
A LOCAL school has donated a staggering 242kg of lentils to help feed new Australians finding their feet. Throughout the year, Chaffey Secondary College hosted…
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Millions of blooms as sunflower trail grows
TWO million sunflower seeds have begun unleashing an explosion of colour at Trentham, as Sunraysed Flower Trails prepares to open its new location to the…
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Basin deal a win… or a disaster
THE political deal between federal Labor and the Greens on Murray Darling Basin water will either help restore its river systems to health or ruin…
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Lucy’s the pick of the bunch
FOR three years, Lucy Stephens has travelled between Melbourne and Mildura with one goal in mind – to complete her floristry apprenticeship. And now, a…
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Action urged on roadside fire risk
OVERGROWN roadside vegetation must be addressed as a matter of safety as the summer bushfire season approaches, according to Member for Mildura Jade Benham. The…













