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Chaffey Trail is an online history adventure
ANYONE can get a complete rundown of Mildura’s history as Australia’s first irrigation colony, with just one click. The new-look Chaffey Trail website is now…
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Red Cliffs parade veteran rides again
KEN Adams will follow a proud personal tradition when he drives his 1928 Model A Ford in the Red Cliffs centenary parade, 26 years after…
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Federal Government vows $45m for Sunraysia Highway upgrade
THE Federal Government will today announce additional funding of $45 million for an upgrade of the Sunraysia Highway, Member for Mallee Anne Webster says. Sunraysia…
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SummerSalt brings a ‘really good vibe’ to Mildura
LOCALS and visitors alike welcomed the return of large music events to Mildura over the weekend, descending on Nowingi Place for the SummerSalt Festival. A…
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Blow for Opposition crusade on Mildura surgery wait list
A VICTORIAN Liberal Party campaign accusing the Labor government of “failing” to report elective surgery waiting lists at Mildura Base Public Hospital appears to have…
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Schoolkids go along for the ride
STUDENTS across the Sunraysia area were encouraged to ride or walk to school on Friday for National Ride2School Day. Ride2School Day, running since 2006, is…
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Fencing lifts conservation ambitions for Mallee property
MALLEE Conservation’s first conservation sanctuary, Raakajlim, which aims to protect and create a diverse habitat for threatened plants and animals, has been officially launched in Mildura.…
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Red Cliffs doctor goes the extra country mile
RED Cliffs doctor Laura Nield has been recognised for her ongoing commitment to the community outside of her GP work. Dr Nield was awarded the…
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Get COVID booster, say rural doctors, as under-50s sit back
RURAL doctors are encouraging people eligible for the COVID-19 booster shot to make an appointment to get it as soon as possible, as case numbers…
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Don’t hit rural roads with budget cuts, says VFF
THE Victorian Farmers Federation is seeking a commitment from the Federal Government that any cuts to the fuel excise will not affect road funding. VFF…
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Feds could help cut Mildura rates, says Ali Cupper
THE Federal Government can ease cost-of-living pressures by backing a campaign to reform council rates and providing more assistance funding to local government, Mildura MP…
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School leaders symbolise return to normal
STUDENT leaders at Red Cliffs Secondary College have finally received their badges, further symbolising the return of normality to the school. School captains, house captains,…













