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  • From Lipp’s to Landmark

    From Lipp’s to Landmark

    LANDMARK Operations Pty Ltd has announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire Lipp’s Fertiliser and Rural Merchandise business.The Kerang-based business…

  • Time against park funds bid

    Time against park funds bid

    BUREAUCRACY is standing in the way of community attempts to rehabilitate a key gathering place on the north-eastern shore of Kow Swamp.Time is running out…

  • Connecting to country

    Connecting to country

    AN immersion into various aspects of Aboriginal culture was prominent during celebrations to mark the conclusion of a project to reverse the declining health of…

  • Wharf design nominations

    Wharf design nominations

    THE new Murray River wharf at Koondrook has been shortlisted in three separate categories of the 2018 Victorian Architecture Awards.Gannawarra mayor Cr Brian Gibson said…

  • Banking on camp

    Banking on camp

    A GROUP of sick children heading to a camp at Cohuna are set to benefit from the generosity of staff of a local bank.Commonwealth Bank…

  • 40 years of Lions service

    40 years of Lions service

    THE Lions Club of Leitchville achieved a milestone when it marked its latest changeover of office-bearers.The changeover dinner marked 40 years of service to the…

  • Fish stream screen a first

    Fish stream screen a first

    COUNTLESS numbers of fish are expected to be saved with an Australian first installation of a channel diversion screen.The screen will prevent native fish from…

  • Man reunited with rescuers

    Man reunited with rescuers

    A GROUP of local firefighters have been reunited with a former farm worker whom they rescued after an horrific accident on a Cohuna district dairy…

  • Bruce is officially a Tigers legend

    Bruce is officially a Tigers legend

    LONG-SERVING Macorna Football Club member Bruce Bennett has been named as a club ‘legend’ – an award that recognises extraordinary dedication to the club. Mr Bennett…

  • Bowlers roll for fire victims

    Bowlers roll for fire victims

    VICTIMS of devastating fires that swept through south-western Victoria early this year are being supported by district people, in both a practical and financial sense.Fires…

  • Demand for Corellas control

    Demand for Corellas control

    THE majority of municipal councils in Victoria have backed a call for controlling excessive Long-billed Corella populations.Loddon Shire Council gained the support of more than…

  • Six decades of togetherness

    Six decades of togetherness

    KERANG couple Nancy and Keith Hall have celebrated 60 years of marriage. The pair have five children, 10 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.The numbers may have added…

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