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  • District bowls round-up

    District bowls round-up

    Cohuna ALTHOUGH pennant is now completed, there is still a lot of activity at the club. Tuesday winners last week were Terri and Bernie. This…

  • Letters to the editor

    Letters to the editor

    What’s next? WITH the absence of the former Leitchville Tennis Club and the abandonment of the five courts, much speculation is being derived as to…

  • Protected ducks shot

    Protected ducks shot

    DEAD birds were displayed at Kerang’s agriculture department office on Monday by the Coalition Against Duck Shooting rescue team, in protest of the shooting of…

  • Council ends Covid hardship policy, but will still provide rate relief

    Council ends Covid hardship policy, but will still provide rate relief

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council will wrap up its COVID-19 Hardship Policy at the end of the financial year, but will still provide rate relief for those…

  • Eyes in the skies in Serpentine

    ALL eyes were on the skies of Serpentine at the weekend for an event which was more than 100 years in the making. Thousands converged…

  • Transition starts now

    Transition starts now

    WHILE high school might seem ages away for parents whose kids have just started Year 6, St Mary Mackillop College principal Michelle Haeusler knows how…

  • Work hard, dream big

    Work hard, dream big

    KERANG Primary School’s mantra is to focus on student learning so that each and every student is supported with opportunities to achieve their goals. Expectations…

  • Focus on child development

    Focus on child development

    AS a parent, the success and happiness of your child is what you are always considering when making decisions. One of the most important decisions…

  • Op shop makes healthy donation

    Op shop makes healthy donation

    THE Ladies Auxillary have recently donated funds from the Hospital Opportunity shop to Kerang District Health. Part of the funds have been spent on purchasing…

  • Fire danger period ends in Gannawarra Shire

    Fire danger period ends in Gannawarra Shire

    THE fire danger period in the Gannawarra Shire has no ended, but people are urged to remain vigilant. CFA acing chief fire officer Steve Pitcher…

  • Police beat March 15

    Police beat March 15

    Evasive action to avoid tragedy POLICE are investigating after a truck and school bus almost collided head-on in Cullen, near Cohuna, last week. A white…

  • Letters to the editor March 15

    Letters to the editor March 15

    Farmers want more THERE has been a lot of media coverage recently around preselection battles, including the seat of Farrer held by Sussan Ley. While…

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