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  • Shire voting under way

    Shire voting under way

    VOTING in the local council elections has begun, with ballot packs mailed to all eligible voters from Monday. Completed ballot material must be in the…

  • Rally is sizzling

    Rally is sizzling

    THE tantalising aroma of sizzling sausages filled the air in Kerang on Friday, all in the name of raising vital funds for cancer research. The…

  • Day for women’s health knowledge

    Day for women’s health knowledge

    KERANG resident Rachel Barnes lost her two children Hope and Benji to stillbirth. “I lost my daughter Hope last year in May and my son…

  • Springing towards rain

    Springing towards rain

    IT was a warmer and drier than average September in the Gannawarra, but rainfall is likely to be above average for the region and most…

  • Council aims to level sport-access playing field

    Council aims to level sport-access playing field

    TWO new documents will guide Gannawarra Shire Council’s commitment to reduce the barriers women, girls and people of all cultures and socio-economic demographics experience in…

  • Events for seniors

    Events for seniors

    OLDER Victorians will have opportunities to take part in free and low-cost entertainment in Gannawarra Shire, with council hosting Seniors Festival events throughout October. This…

  • Theatre funding reinforced

    Theatre funding reinforced

    HEALTH Infrastructure Minister Mary-Anne Thomas has spruiked previously announced funding while touring the Kerang and Cohuna health services. Ms Thomas visited Cohuna District Hospital last…

  • Gleeson wants a fair share for rural ratepayers

    Gleeson wants a fair share for rural ratepayers

    WAKOOL cereal and sheep famer Dennis Gleeson says a fair share for rural ratepayers is a priority after being returned uncontested on Murray River Council.…

  • Add donor consent to licence: MP

    Add donor consent to licence: MP

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster is leading a push to lift organ donation rates in Australia by allowing people to register via their driver’s licence.…

  • Book project bonds student groups

    Book project bonds student groups

    MURRABIT Group School has shipped out 1000 books from its library to students in Pakistan in an effort to learn about and engage in global…

  • Murrabit turns 100

    Murrabit turns 100

    MURRABIT locals are preparing for a busy weekend next month when they celebrate the town’s centenary. Murrabit and District Heritage Group president Neil Hopkins said…

  • Have say on lines

    Have say on lines

    THE Victorian Opposition has secured a Parliamentary inquiry into the expansion of transmission lines across the state. The Legislative Council’s Environment and Infrastructure Committee accepted…

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