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Not just the beauty that surrounds us
We take so much for granted these days and maybe only occasionally do we consider how amazing it is that the sun rises each morning…
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Budding artists inspired
AN owl, a magpie, a kingfisher and a cockatoo are among the birds being created in art class by students at Murrabit Group School. The…
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Author returns
Renowned Australian author, Darry Fraser will return to the Gannawarra Shire next week to promote her new book, The Good Woman of Renmark. In what…
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Providing a helping hand
KERANG and District Community Centre is giving away fresh fruit and vegetables over the festive season. Donated fresh food, vouchers for meat and bread and…
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Police beat
SPEEDING A 48-year-old WOMAN was arrested and charged with traffic offences after she was intercepted travelling at 177km/hr on Koondrook-Barham Road on Sunday. ALCOHOL THEFT…
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Advocating for rate relief
Gannawarra Shire Council has written to Premier Daniel Andrews advocating for rate relief to be provided to farmers and small businesses in drought declared local…
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Protecting local turtle species
LAKE Charm Primary School had a positive experience with turtles recently. Last month the school hosted a visit from conservation group Turtles Australia, which offered…
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Community celebration
Gannawarra Shire Council, Mallee Sports Assembly and CVGT will celebrate International Day of People with Disability on December 3, with a free community celebration. In…
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CODE RED: No major incidents
THURSDAY’S extreme weather conditions saw some services cancelled and facilities closed, as temperatures and winds rose, and dust turned skies orange. A plastic running rail…
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High achiever
Cohuna Secondary College Year 11 student, Josh Treacy was named School-based Apprentice of the Year by the Campaspe Cohuna Local Learning and Employment Network, recognising…
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Cohuna swimming pool assessment
Gannawarra Shire Council is assessing the condition of the Cohuna Swimming Pool following the discovery of exposed joint seals in the main pool. The main…
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Weeds in the spotlight
MURRAY River Council has formed a new biosecurity team to manage invasive plants across the region. The new initiative follows the wind up of the…
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