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New bridge completed
A BRIDGE near Cohuna has been replaced with a concrete structure. The Kervins Road bridge opened to traffic last week. The new bridge also removes…
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Farmers frustrated over mining license
FARMERS are disappointed at the Victorian Government’s decision to grant VHM a 20-year mining licence for the Goschen Rare Earths and Mineral Sands Project on…
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Have your say on council budget
GANNAWARRA Council’s draft financial blueprint for the next 12 months has been endorsed and released for public feedback. The 2025-26 budget features a $17.256 million…
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Tractor pull a roaring success
THE 47th Annual Australian Tractor Pull Championships drew big crowds and even bigger machines on Easter Saturday. “It was an unforgettable day, the atmosphere was…
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VNI West transmission line support backflip
GANNAWARRA Council has backflipped on its support of aspects of the VNI West transmission line project, which has divided landholders in the municipality. The council…
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Rodeo sends small town rocking
OVER 4000 people flocked to Murrabit for the town’s inaugural rodeo, now set to become an annual event. With a permanent population of around 230,…
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Pine trees removed
A NUMBER of towering Norfolk Island pine trees have been removed from a property in Kerang. The trees were removed from the front of a…
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Koondrook Barham Ride Park back with a roar
THE sound of revving engines echoed through the Koondrook Barham Ride Park once again, signaling not just the return of dirt bikes but the revival…
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Financial relief for ratepayers
GANNAWARRA Council has adopted revised versions of policies that assist ratepayers experiencing general and financial hardship, specifically around rates and charges raised by the council.…
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All set for Cup
THE $30,000 cluBarham Kerang Cup, the town’s biggest social event of the year, will be off and running on Saturday. It will be the headline…
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On the right road
A SMALL section of an unsealed residential road in Koondrook has been added to Gannawarra Council’s road register to formalise it as an unsealed access-major…
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Council cash to support town levee
FOUR Murray River councillors have voted against the reallocation of $50,000 from capital to operational expenditure in the 2024/25 financial year for the purpose of…
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