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No charges over intersection fatal
POLICE have yet to lay any charges following the death of a pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Fifteenth Street…
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Nangi seek to keep resurgence rolling
IT was a big win for little result and now hard-charging Nangiloc have to do it all over again on Sunday when they meet Werrimull…
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Y is your dad Father of the Year?
IF your dad goes above and beyond at home and in the community, the YMCA Victoria, also known as The Y, wants you to nominate…
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Queens Visit – March 26th, 1954.
Queens Visit – March 26th, 1954.
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Pedestrian killed at intersection
MILDURA Highway Patrol officers are investigating a fatal collision in Mildura on Thursday evening. Emergency services were called to reports a pedestrian had been struck…
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Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! at the Mallee Almond Blossom Festival
WHETHER no matter where you look, almonds will be in full bloom at the 16th annual Mallee Almond Blossom Festival this Sunday. The festival showcases…
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Sunraysia Daily, Friday, August 15, 2025
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Spotlight on mine compliance
MINE and quarry operators in northwest Victoria will be subject to a series of inspections this month as part of a program aimed at better…
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School welcomes Japan exchange
CHAFFEY Secondary College welcomed students and community delegates from a suburb of Osaka in Japan as part of the past week’s 2025 Kumatori Exchange program.…
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Shire fills councillor vacancy
A FORMER Wentworth Shire councillor who lost his seat after a single term has been returned to local government following a countback of last year’s…
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Mum at a loss over son’s attack
A MOTHER has been left thanking her lucky stars that her only child was not seriously hurt or even worse when he was coward punched…
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Overdose deaths on the rise
MILDURA has recorded the highest number of overdose deaths since the COVID-19 pandemic. A new report from the Coroners Court of Victoria shows six people…
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