News
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Reading large
Mildura Rural City Council Libraries have added some new titles to the Large Print Collection that our readers may enjoy. Here is a selection for…
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Centenary train rolls into town
Presented by Mildura and District Historical Society Compiled by Judy Hyde for Mildura Rural City Council Libraries 100 YEARS AGO – 1926 WATER- It is…
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Reduced winter wheat crop forecast
RABOBANK has forecasted a reduced winter grain crop as producers try to plan ahead of weather conditions and operational costs. Rabobank’s RaboResearch recently released its…
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Sri Lankan community welcomes new year
MILDURA’S Sri Lankan community recently celebrated their new year, welcoming more than 100 families that now call the region home. The Mildura-based community has celebrated…
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MRCC developing new arts strategy
MILDURA Rural City Council has welcomed a highly regarded arts leader to develop the region’s new Arts and Culture Strategy. Former Creative Australia Chief Executive…
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Ready to make noise and break things
Raised on Pink Floyd and Deep Purple, Emily Tasci found her real home in the darker, louder world of Black Sabbath, punk and thrash metal.…
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Cursing interrupts court
A MAN accused of shop theft, property damage, and breaching a family violence intervention order has had his bail application adjourned part-heard after he exploded…
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Museum doors fly open
MILDURA’S Royal Australian Air Force Museum will open its doors this Sunday in an Open Day to celebrate its relocation. The RAAF’s relocation to an…
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Jail for ’delusional’ stalker
A MILDURA man who had delusional beliefs that random women were in love with him has been sentenced to a non-parole period of 10 months,…
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Home-run for pitch perfect player
IT was during a break from football that Graeme Witte first picked up a baseball, having never even heard of the sport before; 38 years…
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Council advocates for cost safety net
MILDURA Rural City Council has established a new plan to advocate for the region’s cost of living burdens to the State and Federal governments. The…
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Cash to bring the people
MILDURA Rural City Council has supplied $554,464 for tourism and recreation events as part of four recent motions to support local visitation to the municipality.…













