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Clean up untidy yards
GANNAWARRA Council has begun a campaign to encourage residents to clean up unsightly properties. It’s part of efforts to maintain the safety, health and appearance…
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Remembering fallen
THE moment when World War I hostilities ceased on the Western Front 106 years ago will be remembered next week. RSL sub-branches in Cohuna and…
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Duck survey to start
THE Game Management Authority will begin its annual survey of Victoria’s game duck population next Tuesday. The survey will be conducted by wildlife biologists, who…
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Childcare centre planned
AFTER years of demand from parents and educators, there will be some relief in the “childcare desert” of Cohuna, as the Victorian Government has confirmed…
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Head-on collision
A DRIVER of a small hatchback was airlifted to Melbourne with critical injuries after a head-on collision with a large tipper truck last Tuesday on…
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Farrant leads council vote
FIRST-time Gannawarra Shire candidate Lisa Farrant appears set to have a seat in the chamber. The Koondrook resident and qualified podiatrist was atop the council…
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Out of the box relief thinking
KERANG Neighbourhood House has 70 disaster management boxes to give out to local businesses and farmers to better prepare the flood-prone area for emergencies. “A…
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Be prepared: Fire risks reduced
GANNAWARRA Council has said it’s ready for the 2024/25 fire season, with the reduction of potential fire risks on public and private properties. “We all…
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Pools to open November 11
THE Kerang and Cohuna outdoor pools are being prepared for the 2024/25 season, which begins on November 11. “More than 30,000 visitors spent time at…
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Speak up on ambos
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has urged people to make submissions to an inquiry into the performance, workplace culture, and procurement practices of Ambulance…
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Live music funds for Charlton
LIVE music in the Mallee is receiving funding to keep local music fans engaged through the Australian Government’s Revive Live program. The funding is being…
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Rebrand a wrong turn: Walsh
THE decision to rebrand Regional Roads Victoria won’t impact the delivery of “high standards of work”, according to the State Government. RRV was established in…
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