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Fire cause investigated
Fire cause investigation POLICE are investigating the cause of a fire north of Leitchville. Police and firefighters attended the house fire on Hornsby Road in…
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No border lines when it comes to fires
CROSS-border fire crews joined forces to contain an out-of-control burn-off last week. CFA crews from Koondrook and Murrabit worked side-by-side with their New South Wales…
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Cruel dog act
TWO teenage boys have been charged after a pet dog was allegedly bludgeoned to death in Kerang. Police will allege the household pet was repeatedly…
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Pedalling for a worthy cause
HE might not be cycling to any specific town or destination, but Matthew Hodgson has his eyes on one thing: helping to fight childhood cancer.…
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Report finds childcare in Cohuna not viable
CHILDCARE service provision by Gannawarra Council in Cohuna would require a significant capital investment and ongoing operational subsidy, according to a report. Council was told…
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No room in council budget for advocacy initiative
GANNAWARRA Shire councillor Ross Stanton says 50,000 vaccinations in arms will make a difference, not $50,000 for a border advocacy initiative. At last month’s council…
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Gladys Berejiklian had to go, says Helen Dalton
THE bombshell resignation of Gladys Berejiklian was no surprise to Member for Murray Helen Dalton, who now wants the NSW Liberals to quickly install a…
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Webster wants telco bosses held responsible
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster is joining a campaign to make telecommunication companies accountable for continued poor service in regional areas. Dr Webster has joined…
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Siblings shocked at grave disgust
A KERANG family has been left disgusted after vandals allegedly damaged their mother’s gravesite. Heather Ilsley died on May 15 after a short battle with…
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Income support wound back
INCOME support for people who lost work because of lockdowns will be wound back by the Federal Government once key vaccination targets are hit. Under…
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On-farm dairy conditions ‘relatively favourable’
THE dairy industry is “fairing well” despite the COVID-19 pandemic, with conditions on-farm remaining “relatively favourable”, according to Dairy Australia. The September Situation and Outlook…
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Victoria launches Pfizer dose push with three-week gap
THE gap between Pfizer doses will be slashed to three weeks as Victoria marked a grim COVID-19 milestone on Thursday, with daily case numbers swelling…
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