News
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Australian agriculture not immune to coronavirus impact
By Allan Murphy amurphy@sunraysiadaily.com.auTHE broader landscape of the Australian agriculture sector remains uncertain despite an initial short-term boost in domestic demand for quality produce, according…
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‘Eerily quiet’ on local roads, say police
IT was a “bizarre” Easter long weekend for not only the general public, but also for Mildura police, with local roads eerily quiet. While two…
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Planned burns in Ouyen, Underbool and Walpeup
RESIDENTS in areas including Ouyen, Underbool and Walpeup may still smell smoke in the comping days as planned burns continue in the region’s national parks.…
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Temporary migrants should have access to JobKeeper, says Senator
THE Federal Government has been urged to include temporary migrants in the JobKeeper program to ensure farmers are not forced to leave produce to rot.…
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Darling River farmers left high and dry
LOWER Darling and Menindee drought-affected farmers were left high and dry after NSW Government announced they would not receive a general security water allocation. For…
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Pooncarie Hotel aims to get through to the next round
THERE’S no denying times have been tough for drought-hit Pooncarie. But residents rejoiced on Tuesday as Darling River flows delivered relief to the tiny town…
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How Mildura’s ex-pat celebrities are surviving in isolation
THE coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives forever and even Sunraysia’s ex-pat stars of stage, screen and sporting fields are not immune from the current…
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Eats and drinks list delivers for all
A COMPREHENSIVE list of Sunraysia restaurants and cafes providing delivery and takeaway options will continue to be updated to meet the needs of the community.…
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Millewa family embraces the isolation
SELF-ISOLATION isn’t all doom and gloom – it’s what you make it. And for the Kelly family it has been an ideal opportunity to dust…
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Last drinks a real chance for Menindee’s Maidens Hotel
FOR almost 170 years, Maidens Hotel has been a place for Menindee locals to have a yarn and escape their daily stresses over a cold…
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Sunraysia schools prepared for remote learning
PRIMARY and secondary schools across Sunraysia have spent weeks preparing for the start of remote learning. Most students across Victoria will be educated from home…
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New podcast series for Millewa farmers
A NEW podcast series, which aims to build a sustainable farming future for Mallee growers, was officially launched last week. Hosted by Mallee Sustainable Farming…











