Aussie Bird Count swoops into season
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Stormwater upgrade
NEW stormwater pipes are being installed in the Tate Drive Industrial Estate to help mitigate flash flooding and improve drainage. Work will begin next week…
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Online directory to connect Aboriginal communities to services
THE Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) and its Balit Durn Durn Centre (BDDC) have launched BLKTRX, Victoria’s first online suicide prevention service directory for Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
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Gannawarra awards Australia Day gongs
A Cohuna resident dedicated to supporting his community and a young woman who is a key leader at her netball club have been recognised as part of Gannawarra Shire Council’s…
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Extreme heat forecast
EXTREME and dangerous temperatures are projected across the Mallee, in a brutal and searing heatwave which is not expected to relent for at least seven days. The Bureau of Meteorology…
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Busy summer in Moulamein
More fish in the river Each year the Moulamein Men’s Shed collects batteries for their yearly fish stocking. Due to the two for one deal with NSW Fisheries, they were…
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Coalition split
CANBERRA: Nationals leader David Littleproud says the Coalition with the Liberals is "untenable", splitting up the partnership for the second time in a year. The Nationals claimed Opposition Leader Sussan…
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Nationals stand firm against gun law changes and free speech restrictions
THE Nationals have reaffirmed their opposition to rushed gun law reforms and broad hate speech provisions introduced by the Albanese Labor Government during a snap two-day sitting in Canberra. Member…
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Pool party a point of connection
HEADSPACE Swan Hill is throwing a pool party to celebrate a decade of making a positive splash in young people’s lives. On Tuesday, entry to the pool, waterslide and inflatable…
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Road closure makes way for hospital upgrade
RESIDENTS and visitors are advised that Stewart Street, Cohuna will be closed from later this month through to November as part of the Cohuna District Hospital redevelopment. The street, which…
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Bookworms encouraged to keep reading
THE countdown is on, with just 10 days remaining until The Big Summer Read draws to a close. Now in its fifth year, the popular Public Libraries Victoria program encourages…
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Australia Day ambassador to join Barham for breakfast
MURRAY River Council is delighted to welcome respected conservationist and Australia Day Ambassador Brad Farmer AM to the Barham Australia Day Breakfast. Nationally recognised as Australia’s official Beach Ambassador, Mr…