• Bulldogs go streaking with win over Imps

    Bulldogs go streaking with win over Imps

    THERE were some pretty happy supporters at the kennel, aka the Mildura Sporting Precinct, after the Bulldogs had their third win in a row on…

  • Do you know an outstanding nurse or midwife?

    Do you know an outstanding nurse or midwife?

    PATIENTS, families and carers across the Far West are being encouraged to nominate an outstanding local nurse or midwife for the 2026 Far West Local…

  • Jackson named employee of the month

    Jackson named employee of the month

    APPRENTICE carpenter and quiet achiever, Jackson Bowden, has been named March employee of the month as part of Sunraysia Regional Consulting’s Indigenous Employment Program. Mr…

  • Strings’ show is out of this world

    Strings’ show is out of this world

    WHAT do E.T. and the Mildura District Orchestra have in common? Band members will perform Earth and Beyond at Mildura Arts Centre on Saturday, 9…

  • In tune with community choir

    In tune with community choir

    SONGWRITER and lyricist, James Weldon Johnson, once said: “No nights are dark, no days are long, while in my heart there swells a song”. Maeve…

  • Paint sized fun at art class

    Paint sized fun at art class

    SUNRAYSIA Arts and Learning at Merbein has created a safe, inclusive space on Thursday afternoons during term two for budding young artists to unleash their…

  • Fuel supply not problem – Wentworth Shire Council meeting briefs

    Fuel supply not problem – Wentworth Shire Council meeting briefs

    THE fuel crisis is not expected to affect Wentworth Council day-to-day operations. In response to a question posed by Cr Brian Beaumont at the April…

  • Thanks for neighbours and community after fire

    Thanks for neighbours and community after fire

    A MILDURA family is on the road to recovery after their Hector Street home was destroyed in a fire believed to have been caused by…

  • Peeps into the Past – 12 to 18 April: A place to remember

    Peeps into the Past – 12 to 18 April: A place to remember

    PRESENTED by Mildura and District Historical Society and compiled by Judy Hyde for Mildura Rural City Council Libraries. 100 YEARS AGO CURRANTS: Currants have this…

  • Short-sightedness

    Short-sightedness

    IMAGINE it was your own child. You’re waiting for them to come home, but they don’t. That is the reality for many parents. Instead of…

  • Eating healthy

    Eating healthy

    FROM kitchen gardens to comfort baking and budget-smart dinners, these four practical guides each offer down‑to‑earth inspiration for cultivating a healthier, happier and more sustainable…

  • The future is tech

    The future is tech

    TECHNOLOGY has been rapidly developing since the 1950s, and while a social media ban is OK theoretically, there are many problems. Kids who aren’t around…

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