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  • More than numbers

    More than numbers

    FOSTER children are more than just a number. Just ask Koondrook foster carer Jenny Nolan – she couldn’t tell you the exact number she has…

  • Zookeeper delivers conservation message in animal tales

    Zookeeper delivers conservation message in animal tales

    ZOOKEEPER and former Cohuna farmer Rohan Cleave shares his passion for animal conservation through children’s books. “It’s all about trying to pass on knowledge and…

  • Foster care interest increases

    Foster care interest increases

    THE uncertainty of COVID-19 has had an unexpected upside for the Mallee’s out-of-home care agencies, with community members showing stronger interest in being a foster…

  • Operation “Pancake”

    Operation “Pancake”

    A MULTI-AGENCY emergency management exercise codenamed “Pancake” will be taking place at Kerang Airfield and Kerang District Hospital on Wednesday. Victoria Police, in conjunction with…

  • Works next month on Murrabit Murray crossing

    Works next month on Murrabit Murray crossing

    TRANSPORT for NSW will be carrying out essential maintenance work on Gonn Crossing at Murrabit from late October for five weeks. A Transport for NSW…

  • Pumped for service

    Pumped for service

    A NEW multipurpose fuel depot has opened adjacent to the bustling Tate Drive industrial estate. The Endeavour-owned depot on the Murray Valley Highway is a…

  • Gloves are off in ‘standards’ row

    GANNAWARRA Shire councillor Travis Collier says “the standards you walk past is the standard you accept”, and social media comments by controversial councillor Garner Smith are unacceptable. Cr Collier told…

  • Keeping young drivers safe

    Keeping young drivers safe

    YOUNG drivers in regional Victoria behind the wheel of older cars with poor safety records are eligible to apply for $5000 subsidies to help replace…

  • Pay for pandemic leave to stay

    Pay for pandemic leave to stay

    PANDEMIC leave payments will remain for as long as all the states and territories have mandatory isolation requirements in place. National Cabinet met virtually on…

  • Solar rebates expanded

    Solar rebates expanded

    MORE than 400 households in the Gannawarra local government area have a brighter future thanks to the Victorian Government’s Solar Homes program. The program is…

  • End could be sooner for council CEO

    End could be sooner for council CEO

    A “DISAPPOINTED” Tom O’Reilly says he will honour his contract as Gannawarra Council’s chief executive amid a push by some councillors to have him shown…

  • Doubt on housing strategy data

    Doubt on housing strategy data

    THE release date of Murray River Council’s draft Residential Housing Strategy has been pushed back due to data discrepancies. The draft strategy is centred around…

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