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  • More seating planned for Kerang CBD

    More seating planned for Kerang CBD

    INCREASED outdoor seating settings and extra trees will feature in the redevelopment of the Kerang central business district. Developed following discussions with the community in…

  • Support after snap lockdown

    Support after snap lockdown

    THE Victorian Government has announced new financial support for small businesses, including sole traders, most impacted by the five-day, coronavirus circuit-breaker action. Minister for Industry…

  • Kerang South school captains lead from the front

    Kerang South school captains lead from the front

    The school captains at Kerang South Primary ran last Friday’s school assembly like naturals, according to the Member for Murray Plains, Peter Walsh. School captains…

  • Kerang artist brushes off pandemic year

    Kerang artist brushes off pandemic year

    AFTER trying to brush off a pandemic year, an upcoming town mural project is a chance for Kerang artist Kerryn Finch to start with a…

  • Youth climate opportunity

    Youth climate opportunity

    THE ADAPT Loddon Mallee network is fielding expressions of interest for their Youth Climate Advisory Board (Y-CAB). This opportunity will allow young people to guide…

  • New Kerang all-abilities space bid seeks $1 million

    New Kerang all-abilities space bid seeks $1 million

    GANNAWARRA Shire councillors voted last Wednesday to endorse a fresh application for funding for an all-abilities play space at Kerang’s Atkinson Park. The council will…

  • Mallee stories can inspire names, says historian

    Mallee stories can inspire names, says historian

    VICTORIANS are being asked to take part in the review of government place names rules that dictate the naming of new geographic locations including roads,…

  • Gannawarra Shire councillor conduct code “triples” in size

    Gannawarra Shire councillor conduct code “triples” in size

    A GANNAWARRA Shire councillor is concerned a new, beefed-up councillor code of conduct may stifle political debate. Cr Garner Smith was one of two councillors…

  • A life dedicated to horses and the Kerang community

    A life dedicated to horses and the Kerang community

    KERANG’S horse racing and equestrian community are mourning the loss of Jack (John Francis) Fowler, who died on February 11, aged 93. Jack, whose name…

  • Long-time Murrabit tennis coach calls time

    Long-time Murrabit tennis coach calls time

    Many players at Murrabit’s upcoming Easter tennis tournament have Barry and Pam Lingenberg to thank for introducing them to the sport and helping build their…

  • Classy new look for Lake Charm Primary School

    Classy new look for Lake Charm Primary School

    ARTIST and art teacher at Kerang Technical High School Paul Oswin has painted a sign and mural for Lake Charm Primary School. This is the…

  • Kerang South Primary names school captains

    Kerang South Primary names school captains

    Kerang South Primary School captains for 2021 were officially presented with their badges in front of proud families and friends at Friday’s assembly. Principal Lyn…

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