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  • 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…

  • Call for flood submissions

    Call for flood submissions

    MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has urged voters to make their voices heard at an inquiry into the 2022 floods. He said being heard…

  • Follow the firewood rules

    Follow the firewood rules

    PEOPLE are being urged to be considerate when collecting firewood in state forests and parks. The autumn firewood collection season opened on March 1 and…

  • Ley channels Tina Turner for cancer funds

    Ley channels Tina Turner for cancer funds

    ROCKING the iconic frizzy hair, Member for Farrer Sussan Ley has raised funds for charity by completing a dare of dressing as Tina Turner in…

  • Stepping up trail hopes

    Stepping up trail hopes

    A WALKING and cycling track connecting Kerang and Lake Charm would need significant investment, a feasibility study has found. Gannawarra Council received the Kerang Lakes…

  • New plan for power link

    New plan for power link

    A NEW preferred option has emerged for an overhead transmission line between Victoria and New South Wales, with Kerang still playing a key role. The…

  • NSW Government backs tourism

    NSW Government backs tourism

    THE NSW Government has announced efforts to attract new visitors to the Murray region after a challenging summer affected by flood. Tourism and major events…

  • Crucial flood alerts added to emergency app

    Crucial flood alerts added to emergency app

    NEW South Wales residents will now be able to receive the latest flood warnings in real time with the NSW Government’s launch of the Hazards…

  • Health boss strives to beat barriers

    Health boss strives to beat barriers

    FOR Kerang District Health chief executive Kellie Byron-Gray, International Women’s Day on Wednesday is a reminder to not let perceived barriers stop people like her…

  • Inquiry’s daunting task

    Inquiry’s daunting task

    A STATEWIDE inquiry will probe the preparedness and response to the 2022 floods, including the catchments and floodplains of the Avoca, Loddon and Murray rivers.…

  • Cohuna Consolidated School to celebrate 75 years of education

    Cohuna Consolidated School to celebrate 75 years of education

    THIS year will see the Cohuna Consolidated School celebrating 75 years of primary school education. There is a long and proud history associated with the…

  • A tale of two rivers for the Loddon

    A tale of two rivers for the Loddon

    FOR the health of Victoria’s second longest river, the story of last year’s floods is a tale of two parts. The mid Loddon River from…

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