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Petitions and Question Time changes
GANNAWARRA Shire Council has adopted changes in how it manages petitions and Question Time. The latest version of the Gannawarra Shire Council Governance Rules was…
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Kerang centre paving work on track
STAGE 3 works of the Kerang CBD redevelopment project, focusing on the western side of Victoria Street between Scoresby Street and Victoria Square, have re-started.…
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Hot, dry times ahead for Mallee
THE Gannawarra Shire experienced its driest start to spring in five years. Just 7.6mm of rain fell in the district in September, well below the…
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CFA highlights hay fire risk
AS HAY season runs three weeks ahead of time and farmers start to bale their hay, the CFA is calling on everyone to be attuned…
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Leaders meet on flood recovery
GANNAWARRA Shire community representatives have come together to provide information on key issues affecting communities as recovery efforts from the October-December 2022 floods continue. The…
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Voices work, health service says
NORTHERN District Community Health has come out in favour of a voice to parliament, believing it will “contribute as an important step to closing the…
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Olly’s stories live on
THE sudden death of Kerang stalwart Olly Jane six years ago left pages empty that can never be filled in the community and at Kerang…
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Drust signs for three more years
NORTH Central Catchment Management Authority (NCCMA) has extended the contract of chief executive Brad Drust for a further three years. Mr Drust was appointed chief…
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Early Voting Opens
EARLY voting has opened, however Gannawarra Shire residents will have to travel to Swan Hill to cast an early vote. The Swan Hill early voting…
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New mayor has plenty to offer
MURRAY River Council’s new mayor hopes to continue building on already-existing strategies to provide the best outcomes possible for the municipality. Taking over the reins…
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Finals fever rises
FOOTY fever well and truly swept Kerang the past week, helped by a stop from the 2023 AFL premiership cup. Just days before holding the…
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Education, health boost in NSW Budget
MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton has welcomed increased education and health spending in the 2023-24 NSW Budget, but says funding to address the housing crisis…
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