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Date set for contest
A YOUNG Mildura man, accused of breaking another man’s jaw leaving him bloodied and unresponsive at a party, will contest the charge.Jhy Berry was charged…
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Serge Petrovich: Polls didn’t capture ballot box mood
AUSTRALIANS were happy to give the government “a kicking” in opinion polls, but were less inclined to do so at the ballot box. That was…
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Eagles sitting pretty
ROBINVALE Euston’s Leon Johnson says his side is thrilled with how things are currently tracking.The Eagles sit second on the SFNL ladder, unbeaten after four…
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Deaths taking their toll
POLICE have highlighted the hidden cost that road trauma has on the community following the deaths of two motorists in as many days on Sunraysia…
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Sale of Bromley Road land approved by council, Robinvale residents angered
Swan Hill councillors have sensationally approved the sale of public land at Bromley Road in Robinvale for commercial development, going against public opinion. The decision was met…
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Jumping for skate park joy
THE Sunraysia community turned out to celebrate the official opening of the Wentworth Area Skate Park yesterday. After more than three years of hard work by…
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Taylor’s defying odds waiting for heart transplant
THE fear of losing a child at any moment is a burden no parent should live with.For Robinvale’s Dianne and Colin Hicks, that fear is…
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Changing face of volunteering
More young people are choosing to lend their time and skills to Vision Australia Mildura, helping to grow the organisation’s vital volunteer workforce.The local provider…
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Federal election 2019: Mallee votes on the move
ANALYSIS MALLEE voters swung against the Coalition in a very real way at the federal election. Indeed, despite the option of both a National and…
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Early morning Mildura burnout costly
AN early morning burnout has been a very expensive and time consuming exercise for a young driver. Ross Alexander Panaretos was caught doing a burnout by…
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A cuppa in May goes a long way at Cancer Council
RAISING funds for the Cancer Council has been the motivation behind Merbein’s Biggest Morning Tea for more than 20 years.Event co-ordinator Lyn Adams said the…
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Kids dream big to dress up at Cardross Primary School career day
THE sky was the limit and imaginations ran wild for 99 Cardross Primary School students at yesterday’s career day. Students emulated what they aim to…
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