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  • Letters to the editor May 3

    Letters to the editor May 3

    Dedication commended I RECENTLY visited Kerang looking for details of my great-grandfather whom I thought might be interred in the Kerang cemetery. As part of…

  • Moulamein, Barham and Moama named finalists in Top Tourism Town Awards

    Moulamein, Barham and Moama named finalists in Top Tourism Town Awards

    THREE towns in the Murray River Council have been named finalists in the 2022 Top Tourism Town Awards for NSW. Moulamein, Moama and Barham all…

  • Customers shocked by latest water bills

    Customers shocked by latest water bills

    AS water bills for the last quarter hit Gannawarra residents’ accounts, some are finding their bill has doubled. Lower Murray Water posted to their social…

  • Cohuna 500 cards

    Cohuna 500 cards

    Another good night of Cards with 16 players turning up for to try and win . The Kerang players or card sharps took home the…

  • Residents have their say on closed borders

    Residents have their say on closed borders

    CROSS-border communities will have an opportunity to have their say in relation to border closures during the COVID-19 pandemic. Murray River Council Mayor Chris Bilkey…

  • Safety plea for young building workers

    Safety plea for young building workers

    AS the building boom continues across the Mallee, industry employers are urged to make sure their workers are kept safe, particularly those under 30 who…

  • Water quality key issue for Mallee Climate Forum

    Water quality key issue for Mallee Climate Forum

    THE impact of climate change on water quality in the region will be a key focus of the upcoming Mallee Climate Action Forum. The free…

  • Cohuna commemorates Anzac Day

    Cohuna commemorates Anzac Day

    Guest speaker Lucy Saaroni, Cohuna/Leitchville RSL sub-branch president Geoff Dale and Cohuna  District Health chief executive officer and guest speaker Bernadette Loughnane spoke in front…

  • Flower power for Patho green thumb

    Flower power for Patho green thumb

    KAREN McInnes might be something of a closet scientist because she just loves experimenting. She runs Patho Park Petals, with husband Vin she has become…

  • Rail trail step closer with $500,000 funding

    Rail trail step closer with $500,000 funding

    The Kerang to Koondrook Rail Trail is now one step closer to fruition, with the Gannawarra Shire Council receiving funding to help support the planning…

  • Dob in local risky roads

    Dob in local risky roads

    VICTORIANS are being called on to help identify the worst roads in the state in a new campaign. The Coalition launched a three-month campaign during…

  • Mask, isolation rules eased across Victoria

    Mask, isolation rules eased across Victoria

    RETAIL and hospitality workers are breathing easier and brimming with smiles after crippling COVID-19 mask and close contact isolation rules were eased in Victoria and…

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