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SOUTH Australia will open its borders to Victoria next month provided no mystery COVID-19 cases pop up in either state. SA Premier Steven Marshall announced…

FIREFIGHTERS have contained three fires in the Mallee that were started by lightning on Wednesday. Two fires were ignited near Hattah while a grassfire burned…

IT all started as a “bit of a joke” for Troy Germane. But after winning the state category of a Seasol best-lawn competition, it’s become…

AS the mercury rockets to a predicted 42 degrees on Sunday, the sausages will be sizzling at Bunnings Mildura again for the first time since…

FORMER South Australian residents living in Mildura say they should not be forced to quarantine for 14 days when returning to their home state to…

THE Victorian Government has been urged to consider the vulnerability of north-west Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic when the State Budget is handed down on…

LEARNER drivers returned to supervised lessons at the end of last month when the TAC L2P Program resumed in Robinvale. The TAC L2P Program assists…

AS the state comes out of more coronavirus restrictions Victorians are being encouraged to holiday within their own borders through a new government campaign. The…

MILDURA Council has hit back at claims it did not consider theatre groups in plans for the Powerhouse redevelopment. In a statement this week, MRCC…

SOME of last year’s Year 12 cohort have offered advice to this year’s students as they face their final exams. First-year La Trobe University students…

VIETNAM veteran John Barnes has been remembered this week as a larrikin, a champion of incapacitated ex-servicemen and a pillar of Sunraysia’s RSL community. Mr…

WEDNESDAY is Remembrance Day, but this year’s commemorations will be different to previous years’, with crowded services off the cards due to COVID-19 restrictions. Although…