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  • Directory helps residents keep connected

    Directory helps residents keep connected

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council has developed a second edition of a quarterly directory that aims to foster social connections and enhance mental health and wellbeing. An…

  • CMA slams water buybacks

    CMA slams water buybacks

    THE North Central Catchment Management Authority has made an unprecedented statement in opposing non-strategic water buybacks in the southern Murray-Darling Basin. Chief executive Brad Drust…

  • Smarter policy and stronger communities

    Smarter policy and stronger communities

    HAMISH McIntyre did not set out to lead the peak Australian agricultural representation body, but when fellow farmers urged him to step up, he listened.…

  • Free travel for young Vics

    Free travel for young Vics

    More than one million young Victorians will benefit from free public transport from 1 January with the new youth myki now available to purchase online.…

  • Victoria records highest-ever number of cancer diagnoses

    Victoria records highest-ever number of cancer diagnoses

    New data released by the Victorian Cancer Registry (VCR) has revealed that in 2024 the state recorded the highest number of new cancer diagnoses since…

  • Christmas lights spark safety warning

    Christmas lights spark safety warning

    As Victorians once again unbox their Christmas tree and untangle decorations, fire authorities are encouraging everyone to take steps to avoid Santa’s naughty list and…

  • Extreme heat timetables for train services

    Extreme heat timetables for train services

    Extreme heat timetables will be in place on the V/Line network over coming days due to the forecast hot temperatures across Victoria. Today partial extreme…

  • Welcoming the new year

    Welcoming the new year

    NEW Year’s Eve celebrations in Kerang have been almost a year in the making for the event’s organisers. The Kerang Progress Association event drew crowds…

  • Bright future ahead for star student

    Bright future ahead for star student

    MURRABIT’S Belle Morton has been named as Kerang Technical High School’s 2025 dux, achieving an ATAR score of 80.85 which places her among some of…

  • Make your call to Santa

    Make your call to Santa

    Did you know Telstra has opened up the line straight to the North Pole, so children can chat to Santa this festive season? This year…

  • Bus drop off safety worry

    Bus drop off safety worry

    A LAKE Charm father is urging a Kerang school to alter a bus route so three primary-aged children are no longer forced to dash across…

  • Busy weekend of bowls

    Busy weekend of bowls

    Kerang CONGRATULATIONS to Chelsea Fisher and Kane Wilson who have been selected along with other Northern District bowlers in the Murray Mallee regional side to…

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