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  • A trip back in time

    A trip back in time

    MORE than 250 people visited the Kerang Museum to witness pieces of history for the annual Heritage Days held over the weekend. Visitors came from…

  • States backs hunting with reforms

    States backs hunting with reforms

    THE Victorian Government has announced a raft of new changes to recreational hunting while doubling down on its support of a “legitimate recreational activity”. The…

  • Volunteers plan to reveg ibis rookery

    Volunteers plan to reveg ibis rookery

    KERANG Landcare will plant 100 trees this Sunday at the Middle Reedy Lake ibis rookery as the first stage of enhancing the area for tourists,…

  • Support act takes centre stage

    Support act takes centre stage

    TRAVELLING supporters from across the Gannawarra region hit the road to cheer on their football and netball heroes on Saturday. Hundreds made the long trip…

  • V/Line digital is just the ticket

    V/Line digital is just the ticket

    KERANG train passengers now have the option of travelling with a digital ticket. Public and Active Transport Minister Gabrielle Williams said eticketing would make taking…

  • Clarification

    IN last week’s edition of Gannawarra Times, it was printed that Meagan Wood was secretary on the board of governance at Kerang Neighbourhood House. This…

  • Transmission needed, AEMO says

    Transmission needed, AEMO says

    EXPECTED investments in new generation, storage and transmission must be delivered on time and in full to maintain a reliable supply of electricity to homes…

  • Council has say on water, energy, housing and funding

    Council has say on water, energy, housing and funding

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council will continue to advocate on major issues affecting residents, speaking in Canberra and Bendigo last week on water management, renewable energy, housing…

  • Wind uproots trees

    Wind uproots trees

    PEOPLE were urged on Monday to avoid unnecessary travel as strong winds continued to cause havoc across Victoria. The Kerang State Emergency Service unit responded…

  • Strength in numbers for landholders

    Strength in numbers for landholders

    FARMERS have hit the pavement in Bendigo to advocate for their farms against the proposed Goshen mineral sands mine. The issue was one of many…

  • Council nominations open soon

    Council nominations open soon

    CANDIDATES in the upcoming local council elections are urged to use the Victorian Electoral Commission’s refreshed help guide to get their applications ready for submission.…

  • State policies hit local levels of satisfaction

    State policies hit local levels of satisfaction

    A GANNAWARRA councillor believes State Government policy imposed on locals is dragging community satisfaction down. Cr Garner Smith said his “theory” as to why the…

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