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Cardross Tragedy, 20 years on – ‘Remembrance must support healing’
WEDNESDAY 18 February was the 20 year anniversary of the Cardross Tragedy, an event that left an indelible mark on a small community and Sunraysia…
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Guilty plea for drug trafficking
A YOUNG woman has pleaded guilty to trafficking drugs of dependence. The Mildura Magistrates Court heard 23-year-old Rory Evans had been in a relationship with a 28-year-old co-accused when police…
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Airfares inquiry visits Mildura
AUSTRALIA’S Productivity Commission calling on the Mildura community to discuss the effects of airfares in organisation's first regional drop-in event. The Productivity Commission opened its national inquiry in December last…
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Two months jail for DV pest
A MAN who was given “one more chance” last year and bailed after facing court for falsely imprisoning a female while on bail, as well as repeated breaches of intervention…
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Wenty council to fund Ruby repairs
WENTWORTH Shire councillors have agreed to provide a historic paddle steamer with $50,000 maintenance budget to spare the vessel from degradation. In the most recent ordinary meeting, Wentworth Shire Council…
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Icon artist awarded
An Iconic local sign painter and motorcycle enthusiast has received the region's top artist award. Terry “Moose” McGowan is renowned in the region for designing and painting some of the…
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New movie nights features most loved films
MILDURA’S movie lovers will have the chance to experience iconic films as they were meant to be seen in the Wallis Cinema’s latest cinema appreciation. A new Loved on Letterboxd…
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Ribbon cut on new kinder
HENDERSON College officially unveiled it's new Early Learning Centre on Wednesday, with the aim of offering long day care and an integrated kindergarten program for children aged three to five…
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What’s on this weekend?
FRIDAY Vista Views Mildura Arts Centre FROM its iconic exterior to the intricate details within, discover how artists have captured the spirit, history and charm of the Rio Vista Historic…
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Good behaviour bod for repeated breaches
A MAN has pleaded guilty to multiple breaches of a full no-contact intervention order after he made 79 calls to the protected person in less than two months. The Mildura…
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Pressure grows for water inquiry
THE New South Wales Government has backed calls by an independent member of State Parliament for a royal commission into water management. Member for Murray, Helen Dalton, called on the…