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  • Cash incentive

    Cash incentive

    VICTORIA’S best and brightest teachers will be offered incentives of up to $50,000 each to relocate to rural and regional schools, as part of a…

  • Teacher initiative welcomed

    LAKE CHARM Primary School principal Jeff Millard is excited by the government’s new initiative to encourage teachers to “take the plunge” and relocate to rural…

  • Enchanted garden

    COHUNA woman Judy Hipwell is creating her own “magical paradise” at her Island Road property, with a new fairy garden that is gaining lots of…

  • Veolia hosts open day

    Veolia hosts open day

    FROM an individuals consumption of a product, to the disposal of what is deemed recyclable, have you ever wondered where your waste from home ends…

  • Council applies for black spot funding

    THREE of the shire’s worst mobile phone black spots could be addressed if Gannawarra Shire representations for funding under a federal program are successful. The…

  • Choirs unite for celebration

    Choirs unite for celebration

    THE Kerang Music Society Choir recently travelled to Bendigo where they performed in front of a full house at the Ulumbarra Theatre. The choir, prepared…

  • Consumers help shape the future

    THE role of the consumer in how care is provided to the community has increased over the last few years, with health services expected to…

  • Scam warning

    Scam warning THE Swan Hill criminal investigation unit is investigating a scam that saw an elderly Kerang man lose more than $100,000, which was transferred…

  • Banner highlights safety message

    Banner highlights safety message

    SCHOOL students from Lake Charm came to Kerang to show their bushfire prevention banner to fire managers on Thursday. The Lake Charm Primary students worked…

  • New cricket facilities

    New cricket facilities

    CRICKETERS at two Gannawarra Shire-based cricket clubs will benefit from new training facilities. Mayor Lorraine Learmonth opened new cricket nets at the Cohuna and Leitchville…

  • Councils call for fairer implementation of the basin plan

    The Murray Darling Basin Plan is not delivering fair outcomes and Victorian communities have lost patience according to the Murray River Group of Councils, which…

  • Pirates prepare to rock the boat

    Pirates prepare to rock the boat

    ST JOSEPH’S Primary School students in Kerang have been very busy this term rehearsing for their whole school musical production Don’t Rock the Boat. Don’t…

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