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COMMUNITY and recreation groups are still able to apply for up to $50,000 for their projects as part of Mildura Rural City Council’s latest round…

THE introduction of a minimum wage for horticulture workers will hit productivity, warns Member for Mallee Anne Webster, but the Australian Workers Union says it will attract local…

ROCHELLE Collinson knows first-hand what a gruelling journey a battle against cancer can be. After receiving a diagnosis of breast cancer in 2015, she found…

A MAN arrested following a stabbing in Irymple on Tuesday morning has been released pending further police inquiries. Mildura Crime Investigation Unit detectives arrested the…

THE Mildura region’s visitor economy is predicted to get a boost of $130 million thanks to new art installations at Lake Cullulleraine and Wentworth. UK…

MILDURA police say they are concerned about the numbers of drug, drink and speeding drivers in the community. Across the weekend, three drivers were caught…

A REPEAT family violence offender said he had not slept for three weeks when he climbed on to a Mildura roof while trying to avoid…

STUDENTS at SuniTAFE’s Dulka Yuppata Kourie Cultural Centre got a hands-on opportunity to look after the environment, participating in their own Clean Up Australia Day…

FAMILIES struggling to make ends meet will benefit from the proceeds of a ladies’ day out held on Saturday. Funds from the High Tea Fundraiser…

A FIJIAN man has faced court over allegations he slapped a child across the face after the boy went to collect a ball off a road. Police…

THE NSW and Victorian governments must work with landholders to enable safe flooding of floodplains, an environmental scientist says. Australian National University’s Professor Jamie Pittock…

GROWERS should factor in fertiliser prices that are double the historical average and expect a “tough year” ahead, a market analyst says. Thomas Elders’ Andrew…