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Jail for attack on family
AN IRYMPLE man who terrorised his mother-in-law in her own home before striking her daughter – his partner – has been jailed.County Court judge Irene…
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Analysts wait for Bitcoin bust
SUNRAYSIA residents dreaming about striking it rich with Bitcoin have been told to keep in mind the risks associated with the digital currency.Bitcoin achieved yet…
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Beating student stress
FOR many Australian students, anxiety doesn’t simply vanish at the end of exams.Waiting for final exam results and university offers can be stressful too, and…
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The power of creative thinking
FOR the second consecutive year St Joseph’s College held a STEM day for transitioning Year 8 students.The 155 students rotated through eight different educational activities…
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Economy takes a step forward
AUSTRALIA’S economic expansion sped up to an annual growth rate just short of 3 per cent in the September quarter.The economy expanded by 0.6 per…
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Drug Rehab Push
A TASKFORCE pushing for funding to set up a drug rehabilitation centre in Sunraysia believes an expert study will highlight the region’s acute need for…
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Fundraiser has room for growth
GJ Gardner Mildura wants to grow its Movember fundraiser for next year.While finale numbers are being counted, GJ Gardner new home consultant Rod Euren said…
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Man beaten in home attack
A WALKING stick and wooden pole were used as weapons in an early morning scuffle at a Dareton home this week.Police say a man was…
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Kids to the rescue
MILDURA Primary School students were wowed by the Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter yesterday.The chopper flew in to teach children about the importance of safety around…
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Sleepy driver fined
A YOUNG motorist was sent home from work because he fell asleep at the wheel of a harvester, shortly before he crashed into a tree…
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Support for Deakin lights
MILDURA residents have backed a call for a Christmas lights extravaganza along Deakin Avenue.Nancy Baker put the call-out for residents and businesses along the town’s…
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Legal hurdles in tax dispute
A LEGAL challenge to the backpacker tax could face hurdles to prove the tax violates international treaties, a taxation law professor says.Irish firm Taxback is taking…
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