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  • Local splash for swimming legend

    Local splash for swimming legend

    THERE was a good turnout of mums, bubs, dads and kids for a session in the Cohuna pool with Australian swimming legend, Lisa Curry on…

  • Youthful ‘go-getter’

    TEENAGER Kaila Wilson has been described as a “community go-getter”!The 16-year-old’s remarkable ability to make an extensive contribution to the Cohuna community whilst also juggling…

  • TOP CITIZENS

    TOP CITIZENS

    A MAN with a lifetime of community service has been awarded Gannawarra’s 2019 Citizen of the Year honour.Dick Walters has been involved in various aspects…

  • OAM honour for community worker

    OAM honour for community worker

    PROMINENT Kerang volunteer worker, Glyndia Gee has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to the Kerang community.Mrs Gee said…

  • Waterfront potential

    THE significant development potential at key waterfront sites around the district have been recognised in a draft plan prepared for Gannawarra Shire Council.The Draft Waterfront…

  • School vision must be shared

    School vision must be shared

    COHUNA Secondary College principal, Fiona Miller said that her vision for the college cannot happen in isolation.”We need to have the input of you, our…

  • BROADSIDE

    BROADSIDE

    AS SHOCKWAVES continue to reverberate across the region, Nationals leader Michael McCormack has fired a stinging rebuke at Mallee politician Andrew Broad over the “sugar…

  • $500m solar farm planned

    $500m solar farm planned

    A HUGE solar farm proposed for a farming area south of Kerang will have almost 4.5 million solar panels.Gannawarra Shire Council this week gave notice…

  • Waterfront potential

    Waterfront potential

    THE significant development potential at key waterfront sites around the district have been recognised in a draft plan prepared for Gannawarra Shire Council.The Draft Waterfront…

  • Irrigators: more work needs to be done

    Irrigators: more work needs to be done

    FARMERS have welcomed the adoption of socio-economic criteria for future water recovery within the Murray-Darling Basin, but warn that the challenge of ensuring sufficient water…

  • Huge solar farm proposed for Mitiamo

    Huge solar farm proposed for Mitiamo

    ONE of Australia’s biggest proposed solar farms, at Mitiamo, is a step closer to construction after Loddon Shire Council cleared the way for planning to…

  • Low pressure, high rainfall

    Low pressure, high rainfall

    A LOW pressure system situated over the north-west of Victoria directed moisture from the tropics down over Victoria and caused last week’s severe storms and…

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