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  • Time out at Heritage Museum

    Time out at Heritage Museum

    FOLKS and families from far and wide came down to the Kerang Heritage Museum to marvel at the many relics of yesteryear. Despite a patch…

  • History rhymes for Tigers

    History rhymes for Tigers

    THE age-old aphorism that while history does not repeat itself, it often rhymes, rang true for the Macorna Football Club. The Tigers won the Golden…

  • Radiology launches next month

    Radiology launches next month

    KERANG District Health’s transition from the current Bendigo Radiology service to a fully owned and operated public service model is set to be completed next…

  • Lights shine on sporting complex

    Lights shine on sporting complex

    LEITCHVILLE hasn’t won a premiership – but the town is still celebrating like it has. After nearly a decade of lobbying, fundraising, phone calls and…

  • Artistic talents showcased

    Artistic talents showcased

    FOUR new public artworks have been erected to celebrate Kerang’s history, architecture and natural surroundings. Driven by the Kerang Progress Association, the initiative’s latest instalment…

  • Town drainage improved

    Town drainage improved

    FRESH council ownership of a drain between the Loddon River and the Murray Valley Highway is expected to benefit residents in Kerang’s south, according to…

  • Crash at key intersection

    Crash at key intersection

    A two-vehicle collision disrupted traffic on the Murray Valley Highway for around half an hour last Friday. The crash occurred about 10.50am, when a vehicle…

  • A stitch in time

    A stitch in time

    FOURTEEN gorgeous custom gowns which dazzled ballrooms from Warrnambool to Mildura were brought to life again on the runway at the Kerang Heritage Weekend. The…

  • Clean sweep for tipsters

    Clean sweep for tipsters

    TIPPING all nine games correctly during an AFL round is always impressive – but for three participants at the WD Thomas Activity Centre in Kerang,…

  • Curious and driving change

    Curious and driving change

    STANDING among 18 of the nation’s most promising agricultural leaders at Adelaide Oval, Lake Boga dairy farmer Sally Bethune admitted she felt “excited”, although it…

  • Push for pool survival

    Push for pool survival

    THE future of the Koondrook Swimming Pool hangs in the balance unless more volunteers step forward to share the workload of running the much-loved community…

  • Irrigation research on show

    Irrigation research on show

    IRRIGATION farmers will get to have a hands-on look at the latest research, technology and crop variety performance at the Irrigation Farmers Network Spring Field…

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