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  • Littleproud pleads for ‘workable’ border bans

    Littleproud pleads for ‘workable’ border bans

    THE Federal Government has joined growing calls for urgent intervention by state premiers on cross-border issues that it says could impact the cost of groceries,…

  • Cohuna Airport court bid fails: aviation club ‘disappointed’

    Cohuna Airport court bid fails: aviation club ‘disappointed’

    THE failure last week of a legal bid to stop the Gannawarra Shire Council ending the leases of hangar owners at Cohuna Airport was “bitterly…

  • Flying the flag in quiet remembrance of end of World War II

    Flying the flag in quiet remembrance of end of World War II

    IN low-key 2020 fashion, Kerang & District RSL sub-branch president Robert Hampton marked 75 years since the official end of World War II, raising the…

  • Kerang’s night of mayhem: two arrested after foot chase

    Kerang’s night of mayhem: two arrested after foot chase

    AN 18-year-old Kerang man has been released on bail after being charged with three counts of arson, five counts of burglary and one count of…

  • Royal reinvented

    Royal reinvented

    THE Royal Hotel was busy when it reopened for takeaway and home-delivered meal service on Thursday. The pub, which was forced to close when stage…

  • Project firefighters sought

    Project firefighters sought

    FOREST Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) is seeking project firefighters (PFFs) for the coming bushfire season. A total of 18 positions are available in the Loddon…

  • Fire brigade praises school evacuation

    Fire brigade praises school evacuation

    KERANG Fire Brigade has praised Kerang Technical High School (KTHS) for its efficient management of the evacuation caused by a gas leak last Monday. The…

  • Bridge to delight

    Bridge to delight

    LOCAL road users have greeted the opening of the new Appin South bridge with enthusiasm. The dual-lane concrete structure has replaced a single-lane wooden bridge…

  • In his own words – Wayne Radcliffe

    In his own words – Wayne Radcliffe

    Early life I WAS born in Kerang in 1968 and raised there. After leaving Kerang Technical High School on a Wednesday afternoon halfway through an…

  • Barham businesses get border blow

    Barham businesses get border blow

    WITH even residents of the narrowly defined border zone unable to visit for anything but essentials, Barham businesses have taken a significant hit from the…

  • Principal ‘gutted’ by graffiti attack

    Principal ‘gutted’ by graffiti attack

    POLICE believe three people were involved in a series of spray-paint graffiti attacks on buildings, signs and vehicles around Kerang on Wednesday night. A building…

  • System ready as creek fills

    System ready as creek fills

    REWATERING of the Gunbower Creek, which began last week, is likely to almost fill the creek in time for the opening of the irrigation season…

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