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Out and about: at the Cohuna carols
THE Gateway to Gannawarra was filled with festive harmonies from a patchwork choir of young and old, as Cohuna Combined Churches hosted Christmas Carols in…
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10 Best Australian Christmas Books for Kids
Looking for the perfect gift for little readers this Christmas? Reading Out of Poverty (ROOP), a national charity supporting early childhood literacy, has curated the…
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Total fire ban for the Mallee on Friday
A TOTAL fire ban has been declared for the Wimmera and Mallee tomorrow, with hot conditions and the risk of thunderstorms and gusty winds. Fire…
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Know where, how to walk
RESIDENTS are being reminded to adhere to council’s dogs and cats policy, which states where dogs must be kept on a leash. “Dogs can walk…
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No horsing around when it comes to bushfire plans
Pets and larger animals such as horses need to be included in farm and household fire planning, to ensure both people and animals are as…
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Holiday programs set to make a splash
Families will be able to experience water-themed art and craft activities for children of all ages this January thanks to the Gannawarra Library Service’s school…
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Transfer station timber disposal fees increase
Fees associated with the disposal of timber at Gannawarra Shire Council’s transfer stations will increase from Monday, 22 December. As part of the changes, the…
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Look after your pet these summer holidays
Pet owners living in or visiting the Gannawarra Shire are reminded to adhere to laws relating to responsible pet ownership these summer holidays. The Christmas-New…
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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…
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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…
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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.…
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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.…
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