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  • Spot the fish at aquarium

    Spot the fish at aquarium

    A NATIVE fish species declared extinct in Victoria in 1998 is the focus of an inspiring new breeding program at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium. For…

  • Hot property in Cohuna as prices rise by 50 per cent

    Hot property in Cohuna as prices rise by 50 per cent

    THE Cohuna property market is very strong at the moment and doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon, says First National Real Estate chief…

  • Council grants program now open

    Council grants program now open

    COMMUNITY groups seeking funding for major infrastructure projects, events or activities are encouraged to consider applying for support via Gannawarra Shire Council’s 2022 community grants…

  • Keep silent killers locked up: MP

    Keep silent killers locked up: MP

    HEARTLESS murderers who refuse to lead police to their victim’s bodies will be locked up for life under a new push by Northern Victoria MP…

  • Third stage of Kerang CBD works to begin

    Third stage of Kerang CBD works to begin

    CONCEPT designs for stage three of the Kerang CBD redevelopment have been released, featuring a modern streetscape of new vegetation and outdoor furniture. The $2.136…

  • Industrial site bolstered by service station

    Industrial site bolstered by service station

    THE booming industrial zone in Kerang has been further bolstered with construction of a new service station. Gannawarra Shire Council economic development manager Roger Griffiths…

  • Preferred option for transmission project across Victoria

    Preferred option for transmission project across Victoria

    THE preferred option has been identified for the transmission project to share electricity between NSW and Victoria, with $687 million in market benefits. Transgrid and…

  • Masters of their craft

    Masters of their craft

    THE Kerang/Swan Hill Rams have played their penultimate game of the season on the weekend against Maryborough Pumas. It’s the first time since 2019 that…

  • What has Kurl been up to this week?

    What has Kurl been up to this week?

    There was an educated bloke from Kerang who was travelling north to Townsville for a well-earned break. Turns out that this well-educated, leader of the…

  • Plibersek buyback likely

    Plibersek buyback likely

    THE federal water minister’s commitment to deliver 450GL in additional environmental water will likely lead to buybacks, according to Mallee MP Anne Webster. Ms Webster…

  • Hair-raising tales from the field

    Hair-raising tales from the field

    Jos Coobs was mentioned in last week’s Komment, as he was shopping for some flowers for his anniversary. Was wondering, Jenny, if he got around…

  • Contract decision ‘politically driven’

    Contract decision ‘politically driven’

    GANNAWARRA Council chief executive Tom O’Reilly believes the decision not to renew his contract isn’t based on “performance or merit”. “Sometimes these things are politically…

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