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  • Farms fear super hit – MP

    Farms fear super hit – MP

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster says farmers “have a right” to be concerned about the Federal Government’s superannuation reform. The government announced a doubling of…

  • Making good use of local media

    Making good use of local media

    COMMUNITY groups wanting to use local media outlets to promote events, issues and achievements will benefit from a free workshop in Kerang this month. The…

  • New Murray tourism chief

    New Murray tourism chief

    MURRAY Regional Tourism has appointed Cameron Sutton as its new chief executive. Mr Sutton, Moira Shire Council manager of tourism and events, will assume the…

  • Be careful near, not just in, the water

    Be careful near, not just in, the water

    JUST because summer is over, this does not mean the risks around water are gone, according to Life Saving Victoria. LSV research and evaluation manager…

  • Help for women seeking election

    Help for women seeking election

    WOMEN who are considering standing as local government councillors have been encouraged to undertake training and mentoring to boost their chances. Applications have opened for…

  • Pot party high on ballot

    Pot party high on ballot

    TEN candidates will contest the NSW seat of Murray at the March 25 election, with the ballot order draw staged in Griffith on Thursday. The…

  • Come along for the ride

    Come along for the ride

    ENGINES will be revving when Kerang joins the list of towns set to take part in the annual Black Dog Ride. Coinciding with similar events…

  • CluBarham sponsors Northern District Lawn Tennis Association

    CluBarham sponsors Northern District Lawn Tennis Association

    CLUBARHAM continues to serve big in the community, with sponsorship supporting the region’s tennis. CluBarham has allocated the Northern District Lawn Tennis Association (NDLTA) $1000…

  • Second mozzie virus death

    Second mozzie virus death

    THERE have been a further two confirmed cases of Murray Valley encephalitis virus recorded in Victoria, including one death. One of the cases was a…

  • A chance to tune in

    A chance to tune in

    PARENTS perplexed by teenagers might find might find a solution at Tuning into Teens. The program shows parents how to help their teen develop emotional…

  • Fitzroy and Wellington streets upgrades in fast lane

    Fitzroy and Wellington streets upgrades in fast lane

    IMPROVEMENTS to Fitzroy and Wellington streets, Kerang, will begin later this year after Gannawarra Council received Federal Government funding to proceed with the fourth stage…

  • Fire risk remains through autumn

    Fire risk remains through autumn

    VICTORIA’S drier-than-average conditions are expected to continue into autumn. This followed below-average rainfall across much of the west and central areas of Victoria, according to…

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