Community
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Free CPR courses available at Kerang House
FREE certified CPR courses for Gannawarra residents will be run by Kerang Neighbourhood House next month. House manager Claire Fry said a personal incident had…
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Council commits to $29m capital works
MORE than $29 million of capital works will be carried out throughout Gannawarra Shire during the coming 12 months following adoption of the 2024-25 budget.…
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Back of the net for soccer club fund raiser
KERANG Soccer Club organisers Daniel Roberts and Daniel Michaels were a major part of the club’s Kits For Kids Soccer-a-thon on Wednesday and Thursday last…
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Kerang serves up family fun
KERANG MDAS held its annual NAIDOC Family Fun Day last Tuesday as a part of the celebrations, bringing families, kids and the community together. Reinforcements…
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Laurie Gray uses loaf and donates vehicles to museum
Gray’s Bakery has a long association with Kerang, and that association has been further cemented with several historic items from the family business donated to…
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Grants to help community
COMMUNITY groups and organisations are set to share in more than $121,000 in Gannawarra Shire Council grants. The council endorsed the list of recipients at…
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Keep dogs on leashes or face a ‘ruff’ time
DOG owners are being urged by Gannawarra Shire Council to keep their canine companions on-leash in mandated areas. There has been an increase in the…
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Fair access plan for community sports infrastructure
GANNAWARRA Shire residents are being urged to help kick start its fair access policy and action plan, which will help reduce the barriers women, girls…
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On the Bus Stop Recycle Shop to help others
IT’S been nearly 10 years since the popular Bus Stop Recycle Shop opened and this year, they have given out more than $49,000 worth of…
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New pool, facilities in the works
SWIMMERS of all abilities will have better access to pools in the Gannawarra shire, it is planned, after Gannawarra Shire Council approved a revised version…
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Affordable housing hope
Increased federal funding could address the shortage of housing in the Mallee. Mallee Accommodation and Support Program acting chief executive Charmaine Calis hopes that the…
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Prepping for parade
THE countdown is on to the annual Kerang book parade as parents, grandparents and children prepare costumes in time for the decades-old tradition to kick…
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