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Speeding danger on Mallee’s roads
SPEED was a serious problem on Mallee roads during the festive break, with more than 150 speeding offences detected. Police detected 220 traffic offences in…
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Big Cohuna plans
THE Cohuna Progress Association has a new president and big plans for 2024. Shaannie Webb was elected to lead the association in November and is…
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Rising to flood challenge
MOTHER Nature has tested Gannawarra residents in the past two weeks, with three rain bombs since Christmas Day flooding streets and inundating homes. The Bureau…
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More time needed: MP
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has called on the Victorian Government to extend the deadline for people to have their say on the proposed Goschen…
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Library fun an open book
THE Gannawarra Library Service is the place to be these summer holidays, with various free events planned this month to keep children entertained. Six activity…
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Keep on track despite heat
V/LINE passengers have been urged to plan ahead when set to travel on days of extreme heat. Chief executive Matt Carrick said heat speed restrictions…
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Algae alerts for water users
RESIDENTS visiting lakes, dams, and reservoirs are being advised to check for blue-green algae warnings and take the necessary precautions this summer. Goulburn-Murray Water regularly…
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Drowning on the rise around homes
LIFE Saving Victoria has reported an increasing number of drownings around the home in the past year. There were a total of 59 drownings in…
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New faces on board
THE North Central Catchment Management Authority has welcomed four new board members, including a new chair. Victoria’s Water Minister Harriet Shing appointed Euan Ferguson to…
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Caution urged on summer fire risks
CRIME Stoppers Victoria is partnering with police to remind people to consider the consequences of their actions, in a bid to prevent potential bushfires this…
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Teens have voices heard
AS teenagers living in rural Victoria, it can sometimes be hard to have your story heard. But Kerang’s Lauren Cordingley and Birchip’s Eliott Bidstrup have…
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Bin day shift for Murray River Council
MURRAY River Council residents will have their kerbside bins collected one day later than usual next week. With no collections Christmas Day on December 25,…
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