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Cohuna produce in best light
COHUNA showed the region at its best this weekend with the highly anticipated Chef and Chandeliers gala dinner. Cohuna and District Progress Association president Andrew…
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Gunbower park set for makeover
GUNBOWER Lions Park will finally roar to life, giving the lacklustre space a new lease on life six years after the idea was first concepted.…
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Inspiration day of thanksgiving as toys are collected
CHRISTMAS will be a little easier for some families across the Gannawarra Shire after a hall full of toys was donated during last weekend’s annual…
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Cursed in the forest by prolific spreader
THE Department of Land, Environment, Water and Planning (DELWP) says Paterson’s curse is impossible to eradicate amid concerns from locals that this year’s infestation in…
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Government prepared to look to close gap on rates
THE Victorian Government says it is “very prepared” to consider strategies that would reduce the “scandalous” disparity between rural and regional rates and those of…
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All acts were headlines at Kerang music festival
KERANG’s Summerwave Festival attendees had a tremendous time at the weekend, with a sold out music festival thanks to the work of a team of…
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Aunty Esther’s work headlines new exhibtion
SWAN Hill Regional Art Gallery visitors will receive a new appreciation of the region, thanks to not one but two current exhibitions about human connection…
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Council aware of stormwater build up
RESIDENTS concerned about localised flooding with a particular street are encouraged to contact Gannawarra Shire’s customer service. Council director of infrastructure and development Geoff Rollinson…
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Courting grand slam cups to Murrabit
NORM and Daph – the famous Australian Open trophies – visited the Murrabit Lawn Tennis Club last Wednesday, much to the enjoyment of locals. Club…
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Changing his face for personal reasons
THIS year Terry Treacy is changing the face of men’s health for very personal reasons. The Nutrien Ag Solution employee is joining a group of…
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Bookshop brings stars to town
RETAILERS are urging the public to get their Christmas shopping done early to allow time for deliveries. Amanda Day of The Little Blue Book Shop…
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‘Shattered and stunned’ as precious jewellery yet to be found
MURRABIT woman Marlene Laursen has been left “shattered and stunned” after a bag containing her mother’s jewellery was allegedly stolen from a Kerang cafe. Ms…
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