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  • Little girl’s story drives mates to raise cancer funds

    Little girl’s story drives mates to raise cancer funds

    A YOUNG girl’s cancer battle is inspiring local men Ben Gowers and Callum Doody to go the distance in an iconic fundraiser. Five year-old Peyton…

  • Full steam ahead for new river giant

    Full steam ahead for new river giant

    CONSTRUCTION of the largest paddlesteamer in the southern hemisphere has begun in Mildura and its owners are promising an “authentic experience” paired with modern luxury.…

  • Special children’s book to nourish knowledge

    Special children’s book to nourish knowledge

    A NEW children’s book to be produced by the Food Next Door Co-op will focus on the stories of young people, their families and farming. I…

  • The hidden wave that hit ski-crash survivor

    The hidden wave that hit ski-crash survivor

    CHAMPION skier Maddi Boyer believed she had made a full recovery from devastating injuries in a race fall, until she realised a much deeper trauma…

  • Helping our kids deal with disaster

    Helping our kids deal with disaster

    SUNRAYSIA parents and carers can next week attend community focused seminars aimed at helping families bounce back from the summer’s floods. Run by Triple P…

  • River lights up the night

    River lights up the night

    A FREE light show showcasing the vibrant, diverse and rich culture of Robinvale drew a large crowd on Thursday night. Kartini Waingi, which translates to…

  • Mildura’s $30m flood damage bill

    Mildura’s $30m flood damage bill

    THE damage cost from Mildura’s summer floods is expected to top $30 million. Mildura Council has confirmed the region’s network of roads and footpaths copped…

  • Miles’ talent has a twist

    Miles’ talent has a twist

    MOST people can’t solve a Rubik’s Cube, but there’s one Year 8 student from Merbein who can do it in an average of 13 seconds.…

  • School abuse claims ‘tip of the iceberg’

    School abuse claims ‘tip of the iceberg’

    A LEADING law firm is seeking information about historic child sex abuse from former students of a Catholic school in Ouyen, and says current allegations…

  • Croquet queens can’t be stopped

    Croquet queens can’t be stopped

    AT ages 92 and 97, Mildura croquet players Judy Dyring and Stella Barnes are out on the court at least three times a week and…

  • Flood repairs under way at Buronga

    Flood repairs under way at Buronga

    WORK is under way to reopen Buronga’s riverside caravan park after it was inundated by the Murray flood. The Discovery Parks site has been closed…

  • Charity lunch for medical scholarships a $150k coup

    Charity lunch for medical scholarships a $150k coup

    ALMOST $150,000 was raised in just a few hours at the inaugural luncheon of the KC Society in Mildura on Friday. More than 150 guests…

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