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  • Rebuilding our lives

    THERE is one thing for sure with this virus – it has shattered some of the false building blocks of life as we have known…

  • Local identity farewelled

    Local identity farewelled

    Edna Martin 24/12/1927-14/4/2020 (Based on an obituary by Cheryl Martin and the Martin family) EDNA Martin (neé Pryor), who passed away aged 92 in Kerang…

  • Paddleboat is one man’s obsession

    Paddleboat is one man’s obsession

    COMPACT paddleboat Billy “T” was docked at Koondrook wharf on Saturday, with owner Bob McGrath enjoying the glorious autumn sunshine. Mr McGrath, 71, a great-grandfather…

  • Around the Churches: 22/5/20

    Anglican St John’s, corner Victoria and Wyndham Streets, Kerang. Cranmer the Martyr, 32 Channel Street, Cohuna. Christ Church, corner Murray Valley Highway and Church Street,…

  • Report rural crime

    POLICE in the region say they have a new focus on rural crime and are appealing to farmers to report any thefts. Sergeant Andrew Neil…

  • National Volunteer Week

    National Volunteer Week

    COHUNA Neighbourhood House coordinator Tanya Black is missing her volunteers. Normally the Market St centre would be buzzing with volunteers doing admin work and meeting…

  • Men missing shed connection

    Men missing shed connection

    THOSE who would normally attend the Kerang Men’s Shed are missing the social interaction, but have been keeping busy at home with various projects. Some…

  • Fishing return welcomed

    Fishing return welcomed

    KERANG’S Judy and Garry Wilkinson were thrilled to get the all clear to fish in Victoria, with both passionate devotees of the sport. Mrs Wilkinson…

  • Battle of Coral-Balmoral remembered

    Battle of Coral-Balmoral remembered

    MEMBERS of the Cohuna-Leitchville Returned and Services League sub-branch gathered to mark the 52nd anniversary of the Battle of Coral-Balmoral in Vietnam this week. Twenty-five…

  • Duck hunting recommences

    DUCK HUNTING is now allowed at permitted public wetlands following this week’s relaxation of some COVID-19 restrictions. However limitations remain, with hunters required to travel…

  • Cohuna pavilion grant

    Cohuna pavilion grant

    AFTER the disappointment of having to cancel this year’s Cohuna Show, organisers were buoyed to receive $600,000 funding to replace the aged Morton Garner Pavilion,…

  • Committal hearing adjourned

    Committal hearing adjourned

    A COMMITTAL hearing into a 2017 workplace accident at the former Murray Goulburn dairy plant in Leitchville in which a man died and another was…

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