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  • Warm weather is on the way at last

    Warm weather is on the way at last

    FTER two colder-than-average months, Mildura residents are finally going to get a hint of summer this week. Temperatures in Mildura have remained mostly cool this…

  • Variety show a sparkling success

    Variety show a sparkling success

    WINEMAKERS and judges from all across Australia gathered in Mildura this weekend for the highly respected Australia Alternative Varieties Wine Show. The show, which this…

  • In Merbein, it’s more than just desserts

    In Merbein, it’s more than just desserts

    MERBEIN is excited to announce that the Great Vanilla Slice Triumph will be returning to the town next August. “A lot of bakeries are interested…

  • WNBL game plan: Pull up a chair

    WNBL game plan: Pull up a chair

    COUNCIL chiefs are scrambling to bring in hundreds of extra seats for the WNBL clash at Mildura Sporting Precinct in just over a month. As…

  • Labor keeps its distance from passenger rail

    Labor keeps its distance from passenger rail

    MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper says it’s an “absolute outrage” major parties are denying Mildura the return of passenger trains, after Labor baulked at reinstating…

  • Board teen has a bag of tricks

    Board teen has a bag of tricks

    WHEN your junior resume is as good as Cooper Armstrong’s, age matters little when you come against the big boys. The 14-year-old wakeboarding sensation from…

  • Writer’s message resonates with kids

    Writer’s message resonates with kids

    EVERYONE is their own “story doctor”. This was the message Aboriginal Australian author Boori Monty Pryor delivered when he visited students from Chaffey Secondary College…

  • Cheers to alternative wines

    Cheers to alternative wines

    ALMOST 800 alternative wines were tasted by judges this week, as the Australia Alternative Varieties Wine Show celebrated its 21st birthday at various venues in…

  • Bittersweet goodbye for beloved festival

    Bittersweet goodbye for beloved festival

    FOR six decades, the Ouyen Farmers’ Festival has been drawing crowds from near and far. The event, steeped in history, has played an integral role…

  • Mature student expo

    Mature student expo

    AFTER 15 years working in retail, Michael Carty yearned for a change, and found it by moving to Mildura and studying teaching as a mature…

  • Shippy’s Cafe expected to stay open

    Shippy’s Cafe expected to stay open

    THE Mildura riverfront will look quite different when the flood peak arrives, but it’s not expected to be off limits and you’ll even be able…

  • Sandbags on the way

    Sandbags on the way

    THE State Emergency Service is preparing to send a “large shipment” of sandbags to the Sunraysia region in coming days as floodwaters continue to rise.…

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