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  • Progress in Koondrook forest

    Progress in Koondrook forest

    THE Federal and NSW State Governments have spruiked the benefits of further progress in the Koondrook-Perricoota Forest, as part of the Murray Darling Basin Plan’s…

  • Ashes to Aussie

    Ashes to Aussie

    DAVID Jones has lived in Victoria for more than four decades, and when asked what finally drove him to becoming an Australian citizen the Kerang…

  • Hard work, faith and family

    Hard work, faith and family

    BECOMING an Australian citizen for Unaisi Sikinairai has been a journey defined by hard work, faith and participation in the community. The 67-year-old arrived in…

  • Free books for children

    Free books for children

    PREP students will receive free bags filled with books and learning activities to encourage a lifelong love of reading, said the State Government. The Prep…

  • Millions lost to scams in late 2025

    Millions lost to scams in late 2025

    DATA from the Consumer Action Law Centre shows Australians are still losing millions to scammers, with devastating and long-lasting consequences. In the final three months…

  • Triton back in work gear

    Triton back in work gear

    BACK in the day, most utes lived up their ‘utility’ tag, being up for almost anything. Since then, the tradies’ favoured transport has morphed into…

  • Summer heats up

    Summer heats up

    THE Australian summer is undergoing a “total transformation” as scientists warn climate change made a recent blistering heatwave five times more likely. Australia’s southern states…

  • Slow down around schools, police urge

    Slow down around schools, police urge

    GANNAWARRA motorists have been reminded to slow down and take extra care around school zones with Victorian students returning this week. It follows a devastating…

  • Keep your pets cool and safe this summer

    Keep your pets cool and safe this summer

    OUR pets feel extreme weather just like we do, and they need a place of shelter for their health and well being. With the extreme…

  • The song remains the same

    The song remains the same

    ALREADY long in the tooth, Nissan’s second fully electric vehicle Ariya takes up where the LEAF left off in Australia. And might we just say…

  • Junior coaching support for Boort tennis

    Junior coaching support for Boort tennis

    WHAT do tennis courts, governance and old stables have in common? They’re all part of seven community projects – including one in Boort – that…

  • Farmers encouraged to register for help

    Farmers encouraged to register for help

    WITH extreme weather events occurring more regularly recently across Australia, farmers are being encouraged to register with Rural Aid, a charity assists in times of…

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