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  • Waterfront projects funded

    Waterfront projects funded

    THREE projects outlined in the draft Gannawarra Waterfront Master Plan will be fast-tracked following the announcement of funding The projects will receive $669,232 from the…

  • Lake ‘trigger point’ reached

    Lake ‘trigger point’ reached

    DRY conditions continuing into 2019 has resulted in Lake Meran reaching the minimum water level required to maintain its recreation and environmental values.The Lake Meran…

  • Waterfront plan dissent

    A DRAFT waterfront master plan has been adopted by Gannawarra Shire Council, but one councillor claims that it does not comply with council’s tourism strategy.Cr…

  • Development objectors appeal

    Development objectors appeal

    OBJECTORS to an industrial development in a farming zone in Koondrook have taken their case to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal after the council…

  • Creek race, or at your own pace

    Creek race, or at your own pace

    PADDLERS will be able to experience the natural splendour of the Gunbower Creek whilst tackling all or part of the 46-kilometre course in the inaugural…

  • Duck hunt ban Bill

    Duck hunt ban Bill

    A VICTORIAN Legislative Council politician intends to introduce a bill to permanently ban duck hunting in Victoria.Animal Justice Party Member for Western Victoria, Andy Meddick…

  • Fatal crash investigation

    Fatal crash investigation

    THE IDENTITY of a driver who died in a single-vehicle accident at Milnes Bridge on Monday is still under investigation.Police said that a sedan being…

  • Highway collision fatality

    Highway collision fatality

    AT least one person has died in a collision on the Murray Valley Highway at Milnes Bridge.The vehicle struck a tree and erupted in flames…

  • Still hope for Cohuna Show

    Still hope for Cohuna Show

    WHILE attendance by the general public was low, competitors kept things ticking over at the Cohuna Show on Saturday, and organisers were happy with the…

  • Dairy tipping point

    Dairy tipping point

    THE stark reality facing district farmers was brought home to the Deputy Prime Minister, Michael McCormack on a McMillans property.Second-generation farmers, Ian and Amy Mathers…

  • Women can have it all

    Women can have it all

    AROUND 50 people, including staff, turned out for an International Women’s Day (IWD) breakfast at Kerang library on Friday, where two busy career women addressed…

  • Waterfront potential ‘untapped’

    Waterfront potential ‘untapped’

    KERANG has significant untapped potential as a birdwatching and nature tourism destination, and its waterfront area is “worthy of further development” according to members of…

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