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  • Grants a coup for Kerang health system

    Grants a coup for Kerang health system

    IT has taken two years of hard work behind the scenes, so the recent announcement by the Victorian government that Kerang District Health (KDH) is…

  • Poultry farm approval is ‘egg-citing’

    Poultry farm approval is ‘egg-citing’

    JOBS and investment will be created by a new poultry venture in Kerang East after Gannawarra Council issued a planning permit recently. The council voted…

  • Pyramid Hill Football and Netball club’s close shave for charity

    Pyramid Hill Football and Netball club’s close shave for charity

    THE Pyramid Hill Football and Netball club has shown how they stick together in a close shave. On Saturday, May 4, 36 club members shaved…

  • MP accused of crossing religious line

    MP accused of crossing religious line

    MEMBER for Northern Victoria Georgie Purcell has defended Photoshopping her face onto an image of Jesus in her latest war against duck hunting. The Animal…

  • Solar storm’s impressive glow

    Solar storm’s impressive glow

    AN unusually strong solar storm hitting earth has produced stunning displays of colour across Mallee skies. Aurora australis lit up skies across southern Australia after…

  • 3G switch pushed back

    3G switch pushed back

    TELSTRA has delayed the shutdown of the 3G network by two months but one Mallee farmer isn’t convinced the upgrades will entirely benefit isolated patches.…

  • Health funding a smokescreen, says Walsh

    Health funding a smokescreen, says Walsh

    KERANG health services have received a $3 million boost from the Victorian Government to provide new equipment. However, the latest upgrades to Kerang District Health…

  • Silos mosaic tribute to Dingwall’s environment and community

    Silos mosaic tribute to Dingwall’s environment and community

    The community of Dingwall has worked together for 18 months on the town’s first art installation which was unveiled on Thursday afternoon outside Dingwall Hall.…

  • Unique historic home in central Cohuna

    Unique historic home in central Cohuna

    STEP into a piece of history with this charming circa 1920s brick home, nestled in a central location on a large 1012sqm corner allotment. Boasting…

  • Red tape delaying road repairs, says Broad

    Red tape delaying road repairs, says Broad

    RED tape is causing delays in local councils obtaining funding to repair flood damaged roads, according to The Nationals Member for Northern Victoria, Gaelle Broad…

  • Environment Effects Statement required for the VNI West project

    Environment Effects Statement required for the VNI West project

    Transmission Company Victoria will be required to prepare an Environment Effects Statement for the VNI West project, Victorian Minister for Planning, Sonya Kilkenny, has confirmed.…

  • Dispute digs into detail on mine

    Dispute digs into detail on mine

    THE future of a proposed mine near Lalbert remains uncertain after a government authority told a hearing more information was needed on environmental impacts. Public…

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