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  • Learn how to lower your power bills

    Learn how to lower your power bills

    UPCOMING free workshops will help people learn how to lower gas and electricity use, and save money. The Loddon Mallee Public Health Unit is holding…

  • Family violence on the rise

    Family violence on the rise

    NEARLY 40 per cent of men in outer regional areas have reported using intimate partner violence, as family violence incidents in the Gannawarra and Swan…

  • Read and win

    Read and win

    GANNAWARRA Library Service members are encouraged to track the number of days they read during winter to be in the running to win prizes. The…

  • Container fencing quashed

    Container fencing quashed

    THE development of an acoustic fence constructed of shipping containers at the Kangaroo Lake Caravan Park at Mystic Park “doesn’t pass the pub test”, according…

  • Review brings flood of frustration

    Review brings flood of frustration

    THE devastating memories of past floods were fresh on the minds of farmers and property owners at a drop-in session to review Loddon River flood…

  • Keeping drivers revived

    Keeping drivers revived

    FOR 30 years, the Kerang SES has stationed a Driver Reviver hub in Kerang to encourage long-weekend drivers to take a break and stay safe.…

  • Local branch takes top rural accolade

    Local branch takes top rural accolade

    A COHUNA real estate agent continues to be at the top of its game, with another award under the hammer. First National Charles L King…

  • Drag bingo event showcases inclusion

    Drag bingo event showcases inclusion

    A PACKED out over-18 drag bingo event in Cohuna, facilitated by Northern District Community Health (NDCH), has highlighted the powerful impact dedicated LGBTQIA+ events can…

  • Gannawarra Council now opposes VNI West project

    Gannawarra Council now opposes VNI West project

    GANNAWARRA Council has now opposed the controversial VNI West project as the costs outweigh the benefits to the community. After years of support for the…

  • Tragowel farmer embracing change

    Tragowel farmer embracing change

    CRAIG McIntosh’s Tragowel property will have eight to 10km of transmission line and towers. “More or less, a group of us out here has been…

  • Transmission line, turbine setback concerns

    Transmission line, turbine setback concerns

    GANNAWARRA Council has addressed community concerns over the proposed underground transmission line for the Normanville Energy Park and the varying turbine setback distances being used…

  • Design to win

    Design to win

    CHILDREN have the chance to design the new youth myki cards that will hit the public transport network next year. The Victorian Government recently announced…

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