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‘Delusional’ man believed women loved him
A MILDURA man who had delusional beliefs that random women were in love with him will undergo a psychiatric assessment before sentence in April. The…
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Paramedic marks 45 years
A MILDURA ambulance office has celebrated 45 years of service with Ambulance Victoria. Dale Richards began as an ambulance officer in Mildura in 1981 before landing the Loddon Mallee clinical…
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Jury discharged in Stevens’ pool trial
A COUNTY Court trial of former AFL player Nick Stevens, who is alleged to have obtained more than $170,000 by deception in relation to a swimming pool installation business he…
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Girl admits raft of offending
A TEENAGE girl involved in multiple home invasions and thefts of vehicles with co-accused children aged as young as 11 might be permitted to return to Mildura if she doesn’t…
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Man gambled on poker machine theft
AN aspiring AFL footballer who turned to drugs has been placed on a bond after using a stolen credit card to purchase cigarettes and donuts and swiped the winnings from…
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Police urge e-scooter caution
PARENTS of Sunraysia school students have been urged to “please reconsider” purchasing an e-scooter for their children following an increase in children presenting to hospital with related injuries including serious…
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Police seek wanted man
POLICE are appealing for public assistance in locating a man believed to be in the Sunraysia region. Thirty-one-year-old Dennis Johnson is wanted on warrant for assault and driving offences. He…
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Benham backs fire inquiry input
SUBMISSIONS to a Victorian Parliamentary committee's inquiry into the 2026 summer bushfires are now open, and a local politician is calling input from people in the region. Fires affected parts…
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Students learn kindness is key
IRYMPLE Primary School students cemented their learning about kindness by making posters with powerful messages after a visit from the Pat Cronin Foundation last week. One-hundred and sixty children from…
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Swan Hill train service still on track
THE future of the Swan Hill passenger train line is secured despite passengers being told by V/Line staff they could be ushered onto buses in the next 12 months. Passenger…
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Group backs call for foster reforms
FRIDAY 20 February was World Care Day, which aims to raise awareness and celebrate children and young people in foster care, kinship or residential care. Mallee Family Care used the…