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Lions club of Kerang leadership changeover
THE Lions Club of Kerang held its annual changeover last Thursday, in a night of recognition, reflection, and renewed leadership. Past district governor Judy McKerrow…
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LEGO fun
CHILDREN will be able to experience the fun of LEGO as part of a new Gannawarra Library Service-organised after school program starting next week. It’s…
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Buloke bemoans VNI transparency
BULOKE Shire Council will write a letter “of the strongest calibre” to Minister Lily D’Ambrosio calling for greater engagement from the State Government with council…
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Magnet positions move
THE five remaining clubs in the Golden Rivers Football Netball League have been given a clearer game plan about season 2026, according to Murrabit president…
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Transmission line upgrade
IN addition to construction of the new VNI West transmission line, the transmission line from Kerang to Bendigo has been earmarked for an upgrade. VicGrid’s…
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Shire survey positive but roads confusion remains
THE long-held confusion about who manages which roads in the Gannawarra Shire has again resurfaced, as council dissected the results of its annual community satisfaction…
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Centre of detail
KERANG senior player Flynn McKnight painted a special artwork as part of NAIDOC Week celebrations against Koondrook-Barham at Riverside Park on Saturday. McKnight was assisted…
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Clubs, fans back Barapa Cup
WITH grave uncertainty surrounding the future of the Golden Rivers Football Netball League, the sun may have set on the storied Barapa Cup. The annual…
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Cheaper costs for footpath trading
GANNAWARRA Shire Council has announced a sizeable reduction in the cost of footpath trading permits. As part of its 2025/26 budget, the council has reduced…
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Skipping class for health
SAINT Joseph’s Primary School celebrated Jump Off Day with a jump rope performance by the Year 5 and 6 class. The school has just raised…
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Elder has the ‘write stuff’
SENIOR Boon Wurrung and Wamba Wamba Elder Aunty Fay Stewart Muir is once again being recognised for sharing her culture and history through her children’s…
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Council boasts ‘carefully considered’ budget
MURRAY River Council appears to remain focused on the core functions of local government in adopting its 2025-26 operational plan. The suite of year-long strategic…
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