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Sheep sales to remain closed
DUE to the revised COVID-19 restrictions announced by the state government, the Swan Hill Regional Livestock Exchange, including its sheep sale, will not reopen to…
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Council move fails pub test
KERANG resident David Thompson was one of four people who phoned in to the Gannawarra Shire Council special meeting on June 9 to discuss the…
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Decisions, accusations and motives questioned
A DRAMATIC Gannawarra Shire Council meeting on Wednesday night saw several significant decisions made, fresh allegations of bullying raised, the claims of local member of…
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The way of the loving heart
WE are living in a time of high stress and great uncertainty. Every day we read that tens of thousands are succumbing to the virus;…
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Inspiring teacher farewelled
Joy Shelley Calder 28/6/1939 to 21/5/20 (Edited version of the eulogy written by her granddaughter Karly McKinnon) JOY Shelley Calder (neé McKeon) was born in…
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Slowly reopening
GYMS and exercise classes are set to resume in the Gannawarra Shire next week as Coronavirus restrictions are further eased in Victoria. From Monday indoor…
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Stolen ute
ASSAULT POLICE are seeking information about an assault in Koondrook on Saturday night. Leading Senior Constable Phil Lloyd said a man in his early twenties…
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In their own words – Sophie and Emma Peacock
Background and life after school Sophie – We’re twins. We were born three minutes apart. We have a very extended family, with a sister who’s…
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FIRIES WORK OVERTIME
KERANG firefighters had a busy night on Sunday, with three callouts over the space of 12 hours. At 6.30pm the brigade was called to a…
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Wetlands tourism potential
KERANG’S wetlands should be a major tourist drawcard according to recently arrived local Kate Bossence, prompting her to show off one of her favourites, McDonald…
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A parting gift
WITH the Loddon Valley group of the Country Women’s Association (CWA) disbanding after almost 85 years, a small, but appreciated parting gift has been distributed…
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‘Temporary’ lab closure continues
DISTRICT health services are continuing to experience potentially dangerous delays in blood testing and matching following the closure of Australian Clinical Labs (ACL) pathology laboratory…
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