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RSL sub-branch meets again
AFTER months of lockdown, the Cohuna/Leitchville RSL sub-branch met in person last Thursday, with president Geoff Dale welcoming a good turnout of members to the…
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Lollypop thief
A MAN who bought a plastic bag and a lollypop to go shopping with at Target Country walked out with a pair of shoes after…
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Around the Churches: 26/6/20
Anglican ST JOHN’S, corner Victoria and Wyndham Streets, Kerang. Cranmer the Martyr, 32 Channel Street, Cohuna. Christ Church, corner Murray Valley Highway and Church Street,…
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Loddon CWA group fold
AN inability to fill key administrative posts has forced the Loddon Valley group of the Country Women’s Association (CWA) to draw the curtain on its…
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Rate increase of 1.5% approved by council
GANNAWARRA shire’s average rate increase for the 2020/2021 financial year is locked in at 1.5 per cent, with councillors voting not to impose the 2…
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Firewood season ending
THE autumn firewood collection season will close across Victoria on Tuesday, the last day of June. From midnight on Tuesday, it will be illegal to…
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Good bloke Stuart remembered
Stuart Joseph Bowman 1/5/1933 – 15/5/2020 KOONDROOK born and raised Stuart Bowman, known as Bowie, loved family, beer, mates and a laugh. He devoted lots…
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Significant donation
Kirstin Nicholson Cohuna Bridge to Bridge event director The Cohuna Bridge to Bridge committee recently donated $12,000 to Cohuna District Hospital, with the money going…
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Rotary shares funds
Alternative schoolies install furniture ALSO occupying Kerang Rotary in recent weeks has been the installation of outdoor furniture along the Back Swamp walking track. Two…
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Kerang CBD set for second stage redevelopment
VICTORIA Street in Kerang is set for a new makeover in a second stage of street works for the town’s CBD. Gannawarra Shire Council announced…
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Popular local Op Shop relocates
KERANG’S Bus Stop Recycle Shop, which recently marked its fifth birthday, has further cause for celebration as it settles into new, bright and spacious premises…
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In their own words
(Brad Wolfe, 51, has spent more than two decades working at Vivid Work Crew, Kerang. Lochie Neil, who is in his early 20s, has been…
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