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  • Young men surge in family violence

    Young men surge in family violence

    YOUNG men in Gannawarra are the disturbing force behind a trend which has residents and leaders calling for a whole community response. Over the past…

  • Leitchville’s new life-saving tanker

    Leitchville’s new life-saving tanker

    OPERATIONS at Leitchville CFA have been bolstered by the addition of a new 2006 Hino Heavy Tanker 4-wheel-drive. The life-saving truck van carry up to…

  • Kerang Carols hit a high note

    Kerang Carols hit a high note

    THE Kerang Combined Churches Community Christmas Carols event held last night hit a high note as festive cheer filled Atkinson Park. Four local schools performed…

  • Murrabit Market colouring competition

    Murrabit Market colouring competition

    A COLOURFULLY contested Christmas competition was on vibrant display at Saturday’s Murrabit Country Market. A range of different colouring-in pages were laminated for all to…

  • Social media ban days away

    Social media ban days away

    ON Wednesday, December 10, the Federal Government’s under-16 social media ban will come into force. Currently Facebook, Instagram, Kick, Reddit, Snapchat, Threads, TikTok, Twitch, X…

  • Carp catch a reel success

    Carp catch a reel success

    THE Cohuna Carp Catch competition, convened by the North Central Catchment Management Authority, was a “reel success”, according to organisers. The biggest carp came in…

  • Chance for children

    Chance for children

    MALLEE Family Care has announced that applications are now open for the next round of Chances for Children scholarships, offering life-changing support to young people…

  • Council eyes road sealing

    Council eyes road sealing

    MURRAY River Council has agreed to explore costings to seal a 22km stretch of road that links border towns in the Greater Wakool Ward. Councillor…

  • Farmers frustrated as rabbits and foxes keep invading

    Farmers frustrated as rabbits and foxes keep invading

    FARMERS north-west of Kerang are facing an ongoing battle against rabbits and foxes, spending thousands of dollars controlling pests only to have them return from…

  • State apology to First Peoples

    State apology to First Peoples

    VICTORIA will make a formal apology to Aboriginal people next week as part of efforts to acknowledge past injustices and build what the government says…

  • Council slims down climate change policy

    Council slims down climate change policy

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council has stripped back its climate change policy, replacing a detailed document with a sharply condensed version that focuses on only the essentials.…

  • Kerang local honoured on world stage

    Kerang local honoured on world stage

    KERANG’S own Andrew Hardwick has received one of the highest global honours in road safety, with the Re:act founder personally accepting a Prince Michael International…

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