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  • Market offered respite

    Market offered respite

    AFTER an exhausting run, walk and pedal on Cohuna’s Island Road, Bridge to Bridge competitors made it to the finish line as a made local…

  • Heat spreads toxic blooms

    Heat spreads toxic blooms

    RECORD-BREAKING heat across northern Victoria is aggravating the plight of drought-affected farmers. The unusual spell of high temperatures is also aiding the spread of toxic…

  • More toxic algae; hits Mallee supply

    More toxic algae; hits Mallee supply

    BLUE-GREEN algae has been detected in the Loddon River south of Laanecoorie, following a massive outbreak in the Murray River. Goulburn-Murray Water issued a warning…

  • Stepping out for health

    Stepping out for health

    WALKING along the footpaths that surround their school has become a daily ritual for students at Kerang Primary School. The daily walk has earned the…

  • Harvesting a day of fun

    Harvesting a day of fun

    MAINSTAY, Joe Camilleri had hundreds of people rocking on their feet on Saturday as The Black Sorrows performed their biggest releases at Barham’s first ever…

  • Camera captures driver’s dangerous overtaking

    Camera captures driver’s dangerous overtaking

    THE moment a dangerous truck driver overtook a vehicle at the deadly level crossing on the outskirts of Kerang has been captured by a dashboard…

  • Young voices with maturity

    Young voices with maturity

    COMPLEX issues facing every-day Australians and the legacy of a past war were tackled with maturity from the district’s brightest and most inspiring youth on…

  • Following indigenous footsteps

    Following indigenous footsteps

    SIGNIFICANT indigenous footprints will be followed on Tuesday night when an archaeologist and an ecologist join a member of the Barapa cultural team to share stories…

  • Morning car fire: search for driver

    Morning car fire: search for driver

    EMERGENCY service personnel have searched through thick scrub on Kerang’s outskirts for the driver of a car that was engulfed after running off the road…

  • Blue-green algae continues to spread

    Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water has advised that the blue-green algae bloom continues to spread and advance toward its off-takes on the Murray River is expected to impact…

  • Bridge to Bridge swim cancelled

    Organisers of the Cohuna Bridge to Bridge have been forced to cancel all open water swims, kayak and canoe events after high levels of blue-green algae…

  • Swimming satisfaction

    Swimming satisfaction

    Ron Hore has only ever dipped into the Quambatook Swimming Pool twice during his 20 years as a volunteer – he was pushed in both occasions!…

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