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Mildura caters for alternative wine tastes
THE “most important wine show in the country” is back in Mildura for its 20th annual event. Judging for the Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show…
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New racquets a hit with Mildura West Primary School Preps
PREP students at Mildura West Primary School are feeling tennis fever after being gifted tennis racquets on Thursday. Each Prep student at the school was…
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Mildura South Primary School honours Kokoda heroes
STUDENTS at Mildura South Primary School paid their respects to Kokoda Track soldiers on Wednesday at the school’s annual Kokoda Day ceremony. Wednesday marked 79…
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Mildura Houseboats navigates troubled waters
TAKING out the unique accommodation category in the NSW Tourism Awards would be an amazing reward for surviving and adapting to the many changes of…
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Vaccine mandate causes ‘harm’ and ‘division’, says Webster
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster says COVID-19 vaccine “segregation” is causing “harm” and “division” in Victoria. Dr Webster praised outgoing Swan Hill Council chief executive…
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Firefighters battle flames near George Chaffey Bridge
AN unattended camp fire could have ended in disaster near George Chaffey Bridge on Thursday night. NSW Rural Fire Service Lower Western district manager Superintendent…
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Pickers on the way for Mildura accommodation hub
IT’S the quiet before the rush. The newly refurbished accommodation hub for seasonal workers in Mildura has opened and expects its first residents in the…
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Border now open for fully vaccinated
THE border between New South Wales and Victoria is now completely open to fully vaccinated people. As of midnight last night, all local government areas in NSW…
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Funding boost to help Mildura’s Aboriginal-run nursery keep growing
MILDURA’S only Aboriginal-run nursery has received a funding boost to employ an additional staff member and purchase new equipment. The Belar Nursery and Bioculture Resources…
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What’s On in Sunraysia
Today Live Music Mildura Arts Centre – 7.30pm AMITY Dry will be doing a show tonight that features ‘songs we sing in the car!’ There…
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Irymple street works aimed at safety
IRYMPLE’S roads are about to get a rework, with the Mildura Rural City Council announcing its plans to increase pedestrian safety in the area. The…
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Farmer fury at picker wage ruling
FARMERS are furious at a Fair Work Commission ruling that will guarantee fruit pickers a minimum wage – the equivalent of about $980 for a…













