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  • Police beat March 15

    Police beat March 15

    Evasive action to avoid tragedy POLICE are investigating after a truck and school bus almost collided head-on in Cullen, near Cohuna, last week. A white…

  • Letters to the editor March 15

    Letters to the editor March 15

    Farmers want more THERE has been a lot of media coverage recently around preselection battles, including the seat of Farrer held by Sussan Ley. While…

  • Duck hunters prepare for season

    Duck hunters prepare for season

    LAW and order authorities say they will patrol wetlands across the Gannawarra Shire with the 2022 duck hunting season beginning tomorrow. “Game Management Authority (GMA)…

  • Golf notes March 8

    Golf notes March 8

    Cohuna The R&R crew get together every Thursday for a hit and there’s always some great banter before, during, and after the round. One of…

  • Autumn rain hope after summer’s dry end

    Autumn rain hope after summer’s dry end

    AUTUMN days are likely to be wetter and warmer than normal for much of Australia, after a wetter-than-average summer. The Bureau of Meteorology’s Autumn Climate…

  • Bowls notes March 8

    Bowls notes March 8

    Cohuna It has been a busy time at the club this week. Monday saw 240 Solo’s sit down to a barbecue tea provided by Ben…

  • House gutted after fire reignites

    House gutted after fire reignites

    The Kerang Fire Brigade was called to the single-storey weatherboard home on Muir Avenue about 11.45pm on February 28. The residence was split into four…

  • Jetty ready to transform creek

    Jetty ready to transform creek

    CONSTRUCTION of a jetty on the banks of the Gunbower Creek at Cohuna’s Garden Park has begun. One of the highlights of stage two Cohuna…

  • News in brief March 8

    News in brief March 8

    Sitting on a windfall THOUSANDS of Victorians are sitting on a surprise windfall, with the Victorian Government calling on potential beneficiaries to check if they…

  • Policy shift will hurt border towns, says Webster

    Policy shift will hurt border towns, says Webster

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster and the National Irrigators Council (NIC) have slammed federal Labor after it hinted it would tear up a major agreement…

  • Kerang Regional Parkrun

    Kerang Regional Parkrun

    THIS week 24 people ran, jogged and walked the Kerang parkrun course, of whom five were first timers and one recorded a new personal best.…

  • Inspiring women share their journey

    Inspiring women share their journey

    A PANEL of exceptional local women will speak about their experiences of “breaking the bias” and encouraging gender equality in their industry during local International…

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