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  • A cruiseliner on dry land

    A cruiseliner on dry land

    HYUNDAI Heavy Industries is the largest shipbuilding company in the world, pumping out bulk carriers, street-length oil and gas tankers and Lego-like Leviathan container ships,…

  • Auction opens following museum closure

    Auction opens following museum closure

    ANYBODY who is in the market for a vintage wool press, shearing plants, old sewing machines, and farming equipment from the early 1900s, can go…

  • Crash report released

    Crash report released

    A REPORT into the Linga airbase runway crash, which involved a small firefighting aircraft, has stressed the need for thorough preflight planning and for pilots…

  • Sealion 6 is impressive

    Sealion 6 is impressive

    BYD’s Sealion 6 is one of the new breed of super hybrids. So called because they are plug-in hybrids with larger batteries that deliver greater…

  • Preparing kids to go back to school

    Preparing kids to go back to school

    Parents and guardians across Gannawarra have been gearing up for the back‑to‑school season, with many turning their attention to re‑establishing routines after the long summer…

  • School returns

    School returns

    Parents were marking Wednesday 28 January in their diaries this week, as government school students returned to classrooms for the 2026 school year after the…

  • Hot weather continues

    Hot weather continues

    EXTREME heat conditions are continuing across Victoria today, with authorities urging the community to take precautions as the Mallee continues to endure an extreme heatwave.…

  • Report confirms homelessness fears

    Report confirms homelessness fears

    THERE are fears regional Victoria’s homeless crisis could get worse before it gets better with new figures showing the state has the lowest proportion of…

  • Christmas on the Rhine

    Christmas on the Rhine

    With many families breaking away from traditional Christmas celebrations and exploring ways to connect so the whole family can relax, the idea of taking a…

  • Youth Fest grant apps open

    Youth Fest grant apps open

    GRANTS of up to $2000 are available to schools, local councils, and community organisations to team up with and create events focused on young people,…

  • Parkinson’s survey seeks input

    Parkinson’s survey seeks input

    PARKINSONS Australia is encouraging people to participate in a nationwide survey aimed at supporting the education of health professionals. The confidential survey is conducted in…

  • Cash for camps, sport, and excursions

    Cash for camps, sport, and excursions

    LOCAL families can now apply for assistance with the costs of school camps and trips, school-organised sport programs, outdoor education programs, extracurricular excursions, and graduations.…

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