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  • A Champion for Country Medicine: Remembering Dr Peter Graham of Cohuna

    A Champion for Country Medicine: Remembering Dr Peter Graham of Cohuna

    A LIFELONG dedication to rural general practice and an unwavering commitment to expand the skills of country doctors marked the career of Dr Peter Graham,…

  • Fuel retailers begin reporting real-time prices ahead of new app launch

    Fuel retailers begin reporting real-time prices ahead of new app launch

    Fuel retailers across Victoria are now required to report their prices under new state regulations designed to give motorists access to real-time fuel price information.…

  • Reporting varroa mites vital

    Reporting varroa mites vital

    BEEKEEPERS in Victoria are encouraged to continue reporting varroa mite detections, despite the state transitioning to managing the pest. Throughout August, large numbers of beehives…

  • Celebrating 150 years of Cohuna

    Celebrating 150 years of Cohuna

    Friday 6pm – Hot Laps – Memorial Hall 6.30pm – Welcome (wine and cheese greet, memorabilia display, book launch) – Memorial Hall 6.30pm – Cohuna…

  • Stories come to life

    Stories come to life

    AUSTRALIAN comedian Damian Callinan brought community memories to life with humour at local halls last week. More than 50 people attended each performance at Lake…

  • Leitchville trick or treat tradition returns

    Leitchville trick or treat tradition returns

    FAMILIES in Leitchville are gearing up for another year of spooky fun as the community’s annual Trick or Treat returns this Friday night. Running for…

  • Passion for antiques inspires business

    Passion for antiques inspires business

    GUNBOWER’S Workshop Café has become a distinctive roadside destination, blending vintage antiques, retro furniture, and homemade dishes in a welcoming setting. This December, the café…

  • Lost in time

    Lost in time

    AS PART of the birthday celebrations, the millennial time capsule will be unearthed, revealing memories sealed away for decades, while a new one prepares to…

  • Successful show

    Successful show

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  • Swimming struggle

    Swimming struggle

    Children in Gannawarra may miss out on vital swimming lessons as local pools struggle to recruit qualified instructors. The Cohuna Swim Club has been operating…

  • Healing through art

    Healing through art

    A PROJECT to support women in Kerang and surrounding rural areas through guided art therapy is well in the works. The program, Healing Through Art,…

  • Plug In to youth mental health

    Plug In to youth mental health

    YOUTH mental health will be front and centre this week with students from three Gannawarra high schools attending a mental health expo, Plug In. The…

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