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  • Bridge replacement

    Bridge replacement

    WORK to replace the McLean Road bridge at Ninyeunook with a concrete structure has begun. The project involves replacing the current timber bridge that spans…

  • Surge in regional road fatalities

    Surge in regional road fatalities

    VICTORIA Police is warning motorists following a horror start to the year on the state’s roads, with a significant rise in road trauma in regional…

  • Quality news in focus after Meta’s move

    Quality news in focus after Meta’s move

    META’S plans for the removal of fact-checking services for content posted to its platforms and the government’s decision to introduce age limits for access to…

  • Push to de-amalgamate council falls flat

    Push to de-amalgamate council falls flat

    A FRESH push to de-amalgamate Murray River Council has been defeated before it could even be investigated. In 2016, the then-NSW Government merged neighbouring Wakool…

  • Bust a rabbit month bait offer

    Bust a rabbit month bait offer

    FEBRUARY is Rabbit Buster Month across Victoria, and the North Central Catchment Management Authority’s popular buy-one-get-one-free rabbit bait program is on again. “We’re offering locals…

  • Pet details reminder

    Pet details reminder

    RESIDENTS who have their pets registered with Gannawarra Shire Council are encouraged to check the details are correct in readiness for animal registration renewal notices.…

  • New bridge paves the way

    New bridge paves the way

    RESIDENTS and visitors to the popular barbecue area and amenities at Apex Park, Reedy Lake are enjoying the benefits of recently completed improvements. Between November…

  • Firefighters deployed to Grampians blazes

    Firefighters deployed to Grampians blazes

    THE first District 20 deployment to help contain the fires burning in the Grampians National Park returned from their three-day expedition late Sunday night. District…

  • Funding for historic homestead

    Funding for historic homestead

    A HERITAGE registered homestead on the shore of Lake Bael Bael near Kerang has received $300,000 through a new Victorian Government grants program. The Bael…

  • Making a splash this summer

    Making a splash this summer

    OPENING hours at the Cohuna and Kerang swimming pools have altered for February. As part of Gannawarra Council’s efforts to maximise service availability and staffing,…

  • Work ongoing to restore power

    Work ongoing to restore power

    BOORT and Pyramid Hill were without power after severe storms swept through the Mallee on Sunday night causing widespread disruption across the region. Many areas…

  • Anger over bird hunt pre-season consultation

    Anger over bird hunt pre-season consultation

    AN anti-duck hunting group has hit out at the game management regulator over pre-season consultation. Regional Victorians Opposed to Duck Shooting claimed in a media…

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