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  • Breaking News: Cohuna aerodrome to close.

    Breaking News: Cohuna aerodrome to close.

    THE Cohuna aerodrome looks set to close in two months, failing legal intervention or a council backtrack, following the Gannawarra Shire Council’s formal notice this…

  • Exciting changes at the Times.

    Exciting changes at the Times.

    As of this Tuesday the Gannawarra Times will be changing its weekly publication day from Fridays to Tuesdays. Our Tuesday issue and each weekly issue…

  • Locals hold key to mystery

    Locals hold key to mystery

    ELEVEN years after the disappearance of Pyramid Hill woman Krystal Fraser, police are continuing to appeal to the public for information on the case. Last…

  • News in Brief: 3/7/20

    CAR VERSUS COWS THREE cows were killed when they were hit by a car on the Murray Valley Highway last Friday night. Police and firefighters…

  • Eye emergency increase

    When you think about it, everyday life can present numerous hazards to our eyes and vision. The most obvious is through specific tasks in the…

  • Does faith make life easier or harder?

    SHOULDN’T faith in God make my life easier, not harder? When God uses people to show his power, does he use comfort or trials? The…

  • Around the Churches: 3/7/20

    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,…

  • Capital works increase in shire’s 20/21 budget

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council’s budget for the 2020/2021 financial year is set, featuring a $17.5 million Capital Works program, up from a budgeted $10 million for…

  • Local libraries reopen

    Local libraries reopen

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council is cautiously easing COVID-19 restrictions, having opened three of its four library branches and its two customer service centres on Wednesday. The…

  • Unique Bedford Sudan project

    Unique Bedford Sudan project

    SOME old district vehicles are apparently set for a new lease on life on another continent. Cohuna resident Max Fehring found out about the rehabilitation…

  • Mystery airport talks

    THE Gannawarra Shire Council has offered assurances that the Cohuna aerodrome is not in danger of closing and said it is working with the community…

  • Manslaughter man bailed

    A MAN charged over the death of Jesse Edwards in Swan Hill last year has been granted bail. Mr Edwards, a 20-year-old Aboriginal man, died…

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