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Close finish
ONE of the closest Northern District Bowls Division midweek pennant Division One home and away seasons will finish tomorrow, with all seven sides still in…
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Storm leaves its mark
A LATE afternoon storm has left a trail of destruction through farming properties near Kerang last Thursday. Gale-force winds damaged buildings, uplifted a rain water…
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‘Thank you’ is enough
A COHUNA man regarded as a community role model has been recognised with the granting of the Australian Police Medal on Australia Day. Senior Constable…
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Early start for celebrations
ABOVE-AVERAGE temperatures did not stop hundreds of people gathering at Australia Day events throughout the district on Friday. Seven celebrations occurred on the day to…
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Celebrating nation’s day
SEVEN community breakfasts, one morning tea and a barbecue dinner will occur today as residents mark Australia Day. Celebrations will be held at events throughout…
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Teams keen to get on the pitch
EXTREME heat threatens to cancel tomorrow’s Northern District Cricket Association round 14 action – the third time in the past four weeks. A full round…
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Paddle honours Tom
A FORMER Kerang footballer is raising depressions awareness by paddling the length of the Murray River. Brad McCabe is 20 days into a 2200-kilometre journey…
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Heat is on
LOCAL sporting competitions will be affected again by extreme heat tomorrow, with a full round of games yet to be completed so far in 2018.…
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Lake fight
A GROUP of Lake Meran residents have accused Gannawarra Shire Council and the North Central Catchment Management Authority of trying to end their livelihood’s reliance…
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Citizens honoured
A COHUNA event organiser and a Kerang teenager have been honoured during this year’s Gannawarra Shire Council Citizen of the Year Awards. Jodie Hay received…
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Growth through sport
A LOCAL netball club is doing its bit to empower Indian women and help develop community links between the two countries. Macorna Netball Club representatives,…
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Gap opens following abandoned round
THE Northern District Cricket Association’s top three A Grade teams have started to open a gap between themselves and fourth-placed side, Nondies after Saturday’s matches…
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