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Two regional MPs pre-selected
TWO current politicians have been pre-selected by their respective parties to stand for their roles at next year’s State Elections.Labor-supported Member for Northern Victoria, Jaclyn…
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Big wheels keep on turning
ANCIENT engines were pressed into service at the Border Flywheelers Club’s Annual Rally across the weekend.The 21st annual rally at the club’s former Barham Brickworks…
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Border Flywheelers Club annual rally
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Honour with respect, dignity and humility
THE ANZAC tradition lived on at Murrabit with more than 120 gathering to honour the Australian values of respect, dignity and humility.Local school principal, Neil…
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‘I didn’t know it was fire restrictions’
A BACKYARD blaze in the midst of Summer has landed a Myall man in trouble with the law.Wayne Doidge, 57, pleaded guilty to charges of…
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Milk relief despite closures
DAIRY farmers will not have to repay benefits received from one of the region’s major milk suppliers.Murray Goulburn announced on Tuesday it will scrap its…
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Budget pleas denied
GANNAWARRA Shire Council has missed out on receiving State Government funding for any major projects outlined in the 2017/18 Budget.Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas’ third budget…
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Even in the wet, we will remember them
FLOODING in the Cenotaph precinct forced the ANZAC Day dawn service at Kerang to be moved to the Memorial Hall. Heavy overnight rain inundated the gateway…
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Marshes closed to hunters
KOORANGIE State Game Reserve is now closed to duck hunting following the discovery of significant numbers of Freckled and Blue-billed Ducks at Lake Bael Bael…
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Play seizes mental health issues
A PLAY starring Logie winner and ex-Blue Heelers star John Wood is coming to Kerang on Saturday night. The play, titled Carpe Diem, is a comedy…
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River to coast for local health
GROUPS of district cyclists will pedal from river to coast this weekend to support district health services.The Murray River will be the starting point for…
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MDBA move ‘piecemeal’
THE Murray Darling Basin Authority’s decision to open three new branch offices has been described as a “piecemeal effort” at decentralisation.The Canberra-based authority has announced…
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