With a little help from The Beatles, the residents of Ash Avenue, Koorlong, stage a demonstration to urge council to seal their dirt road.
ACCLAIMED sporting commentator Bruce McAvaney always knew he had a vague family link to the Sunraysia. He didn’t realise how strong that connection was to…
MILDURA will next week welcome the return of a highly requested grape growers seminar aimed at strengthening growers’ long-term performance. The National Viticulture Seminar is organised by the Australian Society…
A CRITICAL opportunity for the Federal Government to support an orderly transition in the wine sector and minimise impacts on regional communities has been missed, according to Australian Grape and…
LATEST results from an on-farm Mallee demonstration have shown promising results for sheep producers looking to improve flock reproductive performance. The More Northern Mallee Lambs program recently wrapped up its…
IN a first for Australian alternative rock band The Rubens, their one night only gig in Mildura will be in a carpark. Lead singer Sam Margin said the last time…
CROWDS are expected to flock to the Imperial’s roost at oval three today as the region steps up for its third annual Mildura Big Freeze. The community driven event is…
FROM steam-powered farming innovation to rare archival footage, this year’s Chaffey Festival brings Mildura’s pioneering past to life. Hosted by the Chaffey Trail Reference Group and running from Wednesday 27…
THE alleged driver of a vehicle responsible for a ram raid at Titto’s Store earlier this week has been refused bail. The Mildura Magistrate’s Court heard Zach Whitelegg attended the…
VICTORIA’S operating surplus has become the topic of a heated enquiry following recent committee hearings into the budget estimates. The Victorian Government’s Public Accounts and Estimates Committee have recently launched…
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has said the recently announced protections for aged care consumers is too little too late after Mallee residents are now waiting a reported 295 days…
PEOPLE driving past Mildura West Primary School on Wednesday might have thought that little diggers had mistaken the sand pit for an archaeological dig in Egypt. However, fossils, bones, artefacts…
