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  • Stamps honour beloved birds

    Stamps honour beloved birds

    THREE of Australia’s most commonly admired birds are set to feature on new commemorative stamps, thanks to a partnership between Australia Post and BirdLife Australia.…

  • Exhibitions takes a black-and-white view

    Exhibitions takes a black-and-white view

    By Sarah Buchecker MILDURA Arts Centre’s latest exhibition showcases the depth and range that can be achieved by using only black and white. Monochrome was…

  • Mining boss to step aside

    Mining boss to step aside

    MINING development company VHM Ltd is searching for a new managing director or chief executive officer to take over from Graham Howard. Mr Howard will…

  • Water buybacks ‘the easy way out’, says VFF

    Water buybacks ‘the easy way out’, says VFF

    DISAPPOINTMENT, blackmail and taking the easy way out. These are just a few of the terms used by some irrigation farmers to describe their feelings…

  • Police lure recruits with Mallee roles

    Police lure recruits with Mallee roles

    WE want you here – that’s the message Victoria Police is sending to potential recruits across the Mallee, via an initiative to support resourcing in…

  • Change of control at SES unit

    Change of control at SES unit

    THERE has been a change of leadership at Kerang’s Victorian State Emergency Service unit, with Mark Gardiner taking over the reins from Glyndia Gee as…

  • Almost 300 roads to go, shire tells flood inquiry

    Almost 300 roads to go, shire tells flood inquiry

    by Shannon Colee FUNDING issues, out-of-date information and the use of local knowledge were top of mind for the Murray River Group of Councils as…

  • Rebuilding plan aims at better replacement

    Rebuilding plan aims at better replacement

    A NEW program will ensure infrastructure can be built back using more resilient methods or materials, meaning it is less likely these assets will be…

  • Reedy Lake road repairs needed

    Reedy Lake road repairs needed

    A DOZEN Reedy Lake residents have petitioned council to repair an unnamed connecting road. The petition, containing 13 names, calls for council to undertake repairs…

  • We celebrate Gannawarra’s special father figures

    We celebrate Gannawarra’s special father figures

    FATHER’S Day is just around the corner, so we visited Kerang South Primary School and St Joseph’s Kerang to ask students what they love and…

  • Lifeline plea as cuts loom

    Lifeline plea as cuts loom

    THE Nationals have urged the Victorian Government to inject urgent funding into Lifeline Loddon Mallee to deal with increased demand for its life-saving services. Shadow…

  • Knowing Your Teen workshop

    Knowing Your Teen workshop

    PARENTS and carers wanting to learn about building and maintaining a positive relationship with their teenagers will benefit from a free workshop in Kerang later…

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