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  • Solid fuel fire bans lifted in Koondrook, Perricoota and Campbells Island state forests

    Solid fuel fire bans lifted in Koondrook, Perricoota and Campbells Island state forests

    EASTER visitors to Koondrook, Perricoota and Campbells Island state forests will be able to light campfires and barbecues, with solid fuel fire bans being lifted…

  • Cuppas fight road fatigue

    Cuppas fight road fatigue

    VOLUNTEERS will set up a free Driver Reviver site at Kerang for Easter. More than 30 Driver Reviver sites will operate across Victoria this long…

  • Indigenous suicide rate needs new plan – MDAS

    Indigenous suicide rate needs new plan – MDAS

    THE rate of suicides of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Victoria makes for “sobering” reading, says the chief of Mallee District Aboriginal Services.…

  • MDAS calls for detail on voice proposal

    MDAS calls for detail on voice proposal

    MALLEE District Aboriginal Services is encouraging education, information and informed voting leading up to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed…

  • Have say on Shire flag policy

    Have say on Shire flag policy

    RESIDENTS are encouraged to have their say on a draft Gannawarra Shire Council policy that will guide how requests to fly flags on council-managed flag…

  • Flood probe will visit regions

    Flood probe will visit regions

    VICTORIA’S response to last year’s floods is the focus of a wide-ranging parliamentary inquiry that will visit regional areas to meet those most affected. But…

  • Speaking against buybacks

    Speaking against buybacks

    WATER advocacy group Speak Up Campaign has re-elected Shelley Scoullar as chairperson at a time she describes as “vital for communities”. The organisation’s annual general…

  • End the divide, Gannawarra councillor urges

    End the divide, Gannawarra councillor urges

    A GANNAWARRA Shire councillor has highlighted the long-standing “divide” between Cohuna and Kerang while supporting an unsubdivided council structure at next year’s elections. The Victorian…

  • Fish kill’s tourism impact

    Fish kill’s tourism impact

    THE Kangaroo Lake Caravan Park has reported a 50 per cent loss in bookings after a mass fish kill turned holidaymakers away. Thousands of rotting…

  • Loddon Shire fire danger over

    Loddon Shire fire danger over

    THE risk of fire danger in the Loddon Shire has decreased thanks to light rain, cooler weather and shorter days. The lessened risk meant fire…

  • Bendigo Bank withdraws from Barham, Cohuna, Pyramid Hill

    Bendigo Bank withdraws from Barham, Cohuna, Pyramid Hill

    A BIG bank that prides itself on being there for rural communities is pulling out of Barham, Cohuna and Pyramid Hill. Bendigo Bank on Friday…

  • Pulling together with pride

    Pulling together with pride

    EACH Easter Veronica Parker and her siblings make the trek back to Quambatook to be part of the town’s annual tractor pull championships. The event…

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