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Farmers call for clarification
PEAK lobby group NSW Farmers is calling for an update to the primary production definition to support farm diversification in the face of rising input…
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Report confirms homelessness fears
THERE are fears regional Victoria’s homeless crisis could get worse before it gets better with new figures showing the state has the lowest proportion of…
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Wine exports follow changing habits
AUSTRALIAN Wine exports fell by 8 per cent in 2025 to a value of $2.34 billion accoriding to data from the Wine Australia’s latest Export…
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Bromham are all about the music
MEMBERS of popular Adelaide indie music band Bromham have said they are looking forward to performing at the Cullulleraine Music Festival from Friday 20 March…
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Biosecurity plan open for feedback
PEOPLE are being encouraged to have their say on a Biosecurity Strategy Implementation Plan that’s being put together to help address the impacts of diseases…
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Mildura Athletics results
6-year-old female – 200m – Chloe Moodie 47.99, Grace Willox 1:03.93. 70m – Chloe Moodie 15.14, Grace Willox 20.76. 7-year-old female – 200m – Remi…
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True romance trumps motherly love
‘TIS the season for love with Valentine’s Day only a few weeks away. Where women hope for chocolates, flowers, wine, and a date night, and…
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Swimmers anxious for pool reopening
MILDURA Waves Aquatic Centre’s 50-metre outdoor pool is anticipated to finally reopen tomorrow (Saturday) following water quality testing. For the past week’s heatwave, Mildura locals…
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Spot checks on offer
THE weather in Sunraysia has been pretty gnarly recently, with temperatures of 40+ degrees causing potential damage to local skins. Which is why the Community…
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Jail avoided over shooting threat
A MAN who threatened to shoot and stab a woman and her family “in a state of frustration if not anger” has narrowly avoided a…
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Jail call for man who assaulted father and brother
A MILDURA man who inflicted an “abhorrent” assault on his father and 12-year-old brother and repeatedly breached court-imposed orders should be sentenced to an immediate…
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Heat kills 100s of fish
HUNDREDS of fish have died near Weir 32 at Menindee this week as temperatures soared to about 50 degrees Celsius along the river and water…
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