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  • Exploring Mystic Park and Kangaroo Lake

    Exploring Mystic Park and Kangaroo Lake

    Blink and you’ll miss it, Mystic Park is a hidden gem that is conveniently situated halfway between Swan Hill and Kerang, and is also home…

  • Nationals push to protect prime farmland with new federal Bill

    Nationals push to protect prime farmland with new federal Bill

    THE Nationals have moved to block taxpayer funding for energy and mining projects on Australia’s best farming land, unveiling a new Bill they say is…

  • Basin leaders meet as water plan review looms

    Basin leaders meet as water plan review looms

    NEARLY 200 leaders from across the Murray-Darling Basin gathered in Brisbane last week to debate the future of water management, with northern Victorian councils warning…

  • Drag bingo returns to Cohuna, Boort

    Drag bingo returns to Cohuna, Boort

    AFTER a hugely popular sold-out event last year, drag bingo is returning to The Big Cohuna Stockyard this Friday followed by an event at the…

  • Dairy industry reunites

    Dairy industry reunites

    VICTORIA’S dairy farmers will again be represented by a single body, following a reunification agreement. The Victorian Farmers Federation confirmed that United Dairyfarmers of Victoria…

  • Fuel supply critical for farms

    Fuel supply critical for farms

    CITY dwellers are being urged to swap their cars for public transport and the government to make public transport free as the fuel crisis lingers.…

  • Is H7 aimed at ‘blokes’?

    Is H7 aimed at ‘blokes’?

    Haval has gone for a rugged, almost retro-look with its new the mid-sized H7 Hybrid, emphasised by bolt-on mudguard flares. Well, they look like they…

  • Program to help the needy

    Program to help the needy

    GANNAWARRA residents facing financial hardship due to emergency situations can get much needed relief through Mallee Accommodation and Support Program’s Emergency Relief Program. The program…

  • The great AI content heist

    The great AI content heist

    In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point Australia…

  • Last chance to win tickets

    Last chance to win tickets

    AUSTRALIAN country music star Sara Storer has spent decades turning everyday bush moments into songs. The stories, she says, are everywhere. You just have to…

  • Lake levels could impact skiing

    Lake levels could impact skiing

    CHANGING water levels are likely to impact recreational activities at Lake Boga, Kangaroo Lake and Lake Charm from July. Goulburn-Murray Water last week announced operational…

  • Around the churches

    Around the churches

    Anglican St John’s Kerang: Sunday, 22 March, 10am Holy Communion with Rev Gayle Teasdale, followed by morning tea. Every Wednesday until Easter, 7pm Lenten Bible…

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