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  • Street library revolution

    Street library revolution

    KERANG lakes communities have put their own spin on a movement growing in popularity around the world by setting up two “street libraries” made from…

  • Syringe concerns

    Syringe concerns

    CONTAMINATION is one of the biggest issues facing the region’s recycling facility. While Veolia is responsible for managing the region’s waste, the company says syringes…

  • Trio triumphant

    Trio triumphant

    Age has proved to be no barrier for three Kerang Technical High School students who have taken out a prestigious bowling award. Year 9 students…

  • FUNDRAISING CANCER FIGHT

    FUNDRAISING CANCER FIGHT

    Kelsey Treacy, 24, is determined to make a difference. Having spent her fair share of time in at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre after being…

  • New OFFICER meets students

    New OFFICER meets students

    KOONDROOK Primary School students marked R U OK? Day last week with a sausage sizzle, mental health activities and a visit from new police officer…

  • Students embrace R U OK? Day

    Students embrace R U OK? Day

    Are you okay? That was the theme at Kerang Technical High School (KTHS) this week with students exposed to a range of activities designed to…

  • Walk and talk for mental health

    Residents are encouraged to get together, dress in bright colours and host a Five Ways to Wellbeing Walk and Talk event to support mental health…

  • Children responsible for two house fires

    Children responsible for two house fires

    TWO house fires started by small children in Cohuna last week have demonstrated a need for more fire education, firefighters said. A blaze in King…

  • Solar farm tracking well

    Solar farm tracking well

    CONSTRUCTION of the Cohuna solar farm, 8km south of the town, is proceeding smoothly, with the project expected to be producing power and connected to…

  • Council in line for secondsuccessive sustainability award

    Gannawarra Shire Council is in consideration to win a second Premier’s Sustainability Award in as many years following the announcement of finalists for the 2019…

  • Artist selected for piano project

    Artist selected for piano project

    INSPIRED by the nature and environment of the Mallee region, local painter Paul Oswin is just one of the artists who was selected to take…

  • Scam callers have been notorious this year, so we asked locals how many they roughly receive in a week.

    Scam callers have been notorious this year, so we asked locals how many they roughly receive in a week.

    Scam callers have been notorious this year, so we asked locals how many they roughly receive in a week. Subscribe or Login to see the…

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