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Waterfront work showcased
A THOUSAND people took in developments in the Cohuna waterfront area over the last week thanks to local businesswoman Amy Treacy. In an episode of…
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Waterfront progress
WORK is progressing well on the Koondrook waterfront, with the Gunbower Creek footbridge finished, a new roundabout, drainage and asphalting on Tramway Place also complete,…
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Motel collision
KERANG Motel’s verandah was extensively damaged when a car struck a support post early on Monday. The impact brought down a section of the verandah,…
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‘True gentleman’ remembered
FORMER Victorian senator John Madigan, who died this week aged 53, was remembered locally as “a true gentleman” and “too nice a bloke to be…
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New Lake Charm equipment now in use
LAKE Charm Primary students took a walk to the foreshore caravan park this month, where a newly installed set of outdoor exercise equipment is now…
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Rates reduction won’t address problem.
GMW rates reductions won’t address key problem WHILE the 10 per cent reduction in Goulburn-Murray Water charges (Gannawarra Times, June 12) are of course welcome,…
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Around the Churches: 19/6/20
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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Gannawarra first
KOONDROOK will be home to Gannawarra shire’s first ‘all abilities play space’ with the assistance of a $390,000 grant from Regional Development Victoria’s Regional Infrastructure…
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Man impaled in crash
A MITIAMO man remains in a critical condition in Royal Melbourne Hospital after sustaining life-threatening injuries when his car hit a bridge at Yarrawalla at…
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Sheep sales to resume
THE sheep yards at the Swan Hill Regional Livestock Exchange are set to reopen to the public on Monday, while cattle sales will remain closed…
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Motel collision
KERANG Motel’s verandah was extensively damaged when a car struck a support post early on Monday. The impact brought down a section of the verandah,…
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Promising season
WITH good rain building subsoil moisture, farmers around the district are feeling optimistic about the season. Brodey Farley, who farms with his father, Malcolm, at…
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