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Lions encourage future leaders
THE Kerang Lions Club is now accepting applications from Year 11 students for the Lions Youth of the Year Competition. The aim of the program…
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Water public forum
THE Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has commenced an inquiry into water markets in the Murray-Darling Basin, with public forums to take place in the…
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Lunchtime lockdown for rally
THE BOWER Tavern was just one of the many busy businesses that shut their doors for 20 minutes yesterday, in an effort to be supportive…
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Tuohey promotes long-term planning
PYRAMID Hill mixed farmer and former VFF president Peter Tuohey has been named the new Victorian Rural Assistance Commissioner. His appointment to the part-time job,…
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Fresh flowers for residents
MEMBERS of the Cohuna Garden Lovers club recently visited Cohuna Nursing Home to present residents with bunches of home-grown flowers. Garden enthusiast Margaret Morom said…
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Man receives neck injuries
Accident A MAN received neck injuries after the vehicle he was a passenger in crashed into a parked car in Park Road, Kerang on Friday…
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Centenary celebrations
FORMER students of the now Kerang Technical High School (KTHS) came from near and far to mark the school’s centenary on Friday. Tours of KTHS…
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Cohuna Camp fundraiser
The big Cohuna Camp will make a comeback next year. Camp co-ordinator Brooke Southern said fundraising efforts were put on hold last year, with the…
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Community involvement highlighted
COHUNA resident Hazel Radley, 81, was recently recognised for her contribution to the community at the Victorian Senior of the Year Awards. Minister for Disability,…
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Boosting confidence in isolated communities
A FUNDING boost is giving one Barham teenager a sea change in self confidence. The local resident will take part in a Sea Change Recreation…
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Achieving great things
BUS Stop Recycle Shop founder Carol Barton was honoured at Government House last week, when she was presented with a Council on the Ageing, Senior…
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Show to remember
KERANG and Lake Charm primary school students took part in a show to remember on Friday night. The students had attended workshops over three days…
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