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Art becomes child’s play
EACH of the Child’s Play series of paintings is a throwback to the times when everything felt simple and right.Artist Chris Fraser represented the spontaneous…
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Big brother is watching
COUNCILLOR for community safety Simon Clemence says the roll out of 17 new CCTV cameras and improved lighting in the CBD and riverfront will deter…
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Gurus detach from social media hook
ARE we too attached to social media?If you listen to recent comments by former Facebook insiders, the answer is yes.Ex-Facebook president Sean Parker last month…
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Quirky heritage chic is a suite departure
CHIC rooftop bars, barista-made coffee around every corner, vibrant graffiti artwork gracing the CBD – these days, a walk around Mildura can feel just like strolling…
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Court ruling backs child victim claim
A COURT has ruled Mildura police should hand over a USB stick containing images of children undressing so the victims can take legal action against…
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Post workers feel heat
STAFF at Mildura’s Lime Avenue Australia Post outlet will be happy for some downtime following the Christmas period, with parcels streaming in and out of…
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Park blaze a reminder of summer risk
FOREST Fire Management (FFM) Vic is reminding people of the risks associated with lighting fires in parks after a Queensland man pleaded guilty over an…
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Mango plans go cold
This year marked the end of the line for Seven Fields’ mango crop in Sunraysia.The company established the crop in Sunraysia as a counter-seasonal crop…
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Christmas behind bars
A MAN who came to Mildura to find work and ended up in jail after a scuffle with police will remain behind bars over Christmas.Gippsland…
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Teeing up to help others
AN annual charity golf day run by three Sunraysia businesses has raised more than $100,000 for local causes for the first time.The Mildura Fruit Company,…
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Mildura rehabilitation centre push: Rehab, family saved my sister
MILDURA is now closer than ever to securing funding for a drug rehabilitation centre and, based on my personal experience, it couldn’t come soon enough. For…
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Denis Ryan: ‘They still suffer’
HEROIC former Mildura police detective Denis Ryan knows the pain caused by disgraced paedophile priest Monsignor John Day will never be forgotten.The Catholic Church’s own…
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