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  • Pool opening delayed again

    Pool opening delayed again

    THE opening of the outdoor pool season at Cohuna and Kerang has been delayed a second time due to forecast cooler conditions. The start of…

  • Highway closure ‘ridiculous’

    Highway closure ‘ridiculous’

    The closure of the Murray Valley Highway between Lake Charm and Kerang is “ridiculous”, according to member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh. Mr Walsh said…

  • Torrumbarry floods: ​​​​​​​Back to nature

    Torrumbarry floods: ​​​​​​​Back to nature

    While the human toll is immeasurable when it comes to floods, nature breathes easier. “It’s a wonderful thing for the whole Murray-Darling Basin,” an optimistic…

  • Lifeline change reflects local focus

    Lifeline change reflects local focus

    THE region’s Lifeline service has changed its name to “better identify the region” and the communities it supports. Lifeline Central Victoria and Mallee will now…

  • Data pinpoints drowning risk

    Data pinpoints drowning risk

    YOUNGER children are at high risk of drowning during November, prompting Life Saving Victoria (LSV) and Kidsafe Victoria to warn adults to keep watch around…

  • Torrumbarry floods: Too much to hold back

    Torrumbarry floods: Too much to hold back

    “We built the levee above the one-in-100-year level, but this was much bigger than that. Our buildings are up higher as per the code, but…

  • Soggy month brings an October rain record

    Soggy month brings an October rain record

    GANNAWARRA had its wettest October on record. The Kerang weather station was inundated, with 149.2mm recorded. The soggy month eclipsed the previous top mark for…

  • Torrumbarry floods: The beauty of nature

    Torrumbarry floods: The beauty of nature

    THE higher the water rose, the more Tuesday Browell had to navigate tables and chairs to keep possession high and dry. “It was three stages…

  • What we know from the 2011 floods

    What we know from the 2011 floods

    What we know from the 2011 floods – Kerang was isolated for about 6 days – There were 301 (1100km) individual roads to be repaired…

  • Flood sightseers make waves

    Flood sightseers make waves

    SIGHTSEERS have been urged to stay away as vehicles driving through floodwater continue to distress flood victims. Koroop resident Suesan Kearns, who lives on Koroop…

  • Kerang District Health faces flood tests

    Kerang District Health faces flood tests

    KERANG District Health enters its fifth week in code brown emergency response mode. KDH chief executive Kellie Byron-Gray said rostering had been one of the…

  • Sign up for flood aid

    Sign up for flood aid

    THE clean-up and recovery – mentally and physically – from the flood crisis will be lengthy and methodical – and “will vary for each individual”.…

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