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  • Festival rolls on

    Festival rolls on

    The 2025 Victorian Seniors Festival continues to bring colour and connection to the Gannawarra region, with a vibrant array of events scheduled throughout the shire…

  • Slithering into snake season

    Slithering into snake season

    As temperatures rise, snakes become more active, emerging from a period of reduced activity to seek food and mates. Wildlife Advisory Services manager for the…

  • Out and about: at the Kerang Show

    Out and about: at the Kerang Show

    The country town show was a great success, with families flocking to enjoy duck races, rides, an animal nursery and the rotary train. Subscribe or…

  • Vision to rebuild and reconnect

    Vision to rebuild and reconnect

    THE Victorian Farmers Federation’s new chief executive, Charlie Thomas, has wasted no time outlining an ambitious five-year plan to restore the organisation’s strength, rebuild trust,…

  • Chainsaws stolen in Kerang

    Chainsaws stolen in Kerang

    GANNAWARRA Burglary A STIHL chainsaw was stolen from a vehicle at a property on Truck Road, Kerang, between 5.30pm Friday, 10 October and 10.30am the…

  • Promising outlook for Mallee hay season

    Promising outlook for Mallee hay season

    MALLEE hay growers are gearing up for a promising season, with cutting already underway and baling expected to start within days. Local grower Kerry McFarlane…

  • Murder accused enters not guilty plea

    Murder accused enters not guilty plea

    A MAN accused of murdering Quambatook grandmother and community volunteer Merril Kelly has pleaded not guilty. Brian Barnes, 67, entered the plea via video link…

  • Out and about: at the Kerang Show

    Out and about: at the Kerang Show

    The Kerang Show 2025 was a great success, with families flocking to enjoy duck races, rides, an animal nursery and the rotary train. Subscribe or…

  • Driven by ethics

    Driven by ethics

    WHEN Kerang resident Nikita Powney launched Platinum Home Sales in November 2021, she entered a market already filled with experienced agents, but that challenge only fuelled…

  • A store full of soul

    A store full of soul

    WHEN Maddi Fuzzard and her husband bought their Koondrook farm in 2022, they knew they were putting down roots in a place they wanted to…

  • Record entries

    Record entries

    BARHAM High School agriculture students won second place in the Prime Medium Hook category at this year’s Central Murray BestWool/BestLamb Competition. The Central Murray BestWool/BestLamb…

  • Farmers breathe a sigh of relief

    Farmers breathe a sigh of relief

    FARMING bodies and politicians have welcomed the Federal Government’s amendments to its proposed superannuation tax, describing the changes as a substantial improvement that will protect…

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