SMOKE from hay burning on a truck trailer delayed traffic on the Calder Highway north of Hattah on Wednesday afternoon.
MONEY, what is it good for? Absolutely buses. Buses, what are they good for? Absolutely money! At least that’s what Stuart Saunders is hoping. Living…
VERN and Valda Ridley may have the longest, happiest marriage in Sunraysia yet. After marrying in 1950, before Elvis was the King and only five years after the end of…
HEAVY rainfall is being seen across most of the Mallee and Wimmera, leading to flash flooding in some areas. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast possible six-hourly rainfall totals between…
MILDURA ballet dancer Lucas McLean has swapped Sunraysia’s river shores for Perth’s Indian Ocean, with small detours via Melbourne and Europe to hone his craft. And in late 2025, after…
Presented by Mildura & District Historical Society and compiled by Mildura Rural City Council Libraries. 100 YEARS AGO: 1926 TO THE RESCUE: In view of the loss of lives in…
Mildura library has a large collection of Non-Fiction books covering many varied subjects, with new items continually being added to our collection. Here is a selection of new some of…
A NEW hands-on operator-first development program designed to help turn big ideas into market-ready visitor experiences is being launched by Destination Riverina Murray. “Following a recent operational review, and in…
Thursday, 19 February Under 12 Boys Division 1 Irymple U12 Boys Smith Def Demons U12 Boys Harris 46–38, Wildcats U12 Boys Herring Def Saints U12 Boys D2 – Hayes 42–22,…
ALIGNED Leisure is set to provide free lifeguard training for Ouyen community members to help fill the rank’s of the regions aquatic facilities. The sporting company works in partnership with…
JUDY Hyde has a story behind her new display in the Mildura and District Historical Society’s front window on Deakin Avenue. Mrs Hyde said she grew up on a fruit…
THE almond industry has begun its harvest season and is projected to yield more than 169,000 tonnes. Last year the almond industry took in 155,697 tonnes, which was above estimates…
