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In the right lane

GANNAWARRA Shire Council’s work with the community to determine the name of an unnamed road east of Kerang’s central business district has been nominated for a major geographical award. A four-month engagement campaign that resulted in the unnamed road that connects Kerang-Koondrook Road and Lower Murray Water’s Kerang wastewater treatment facility being named Cedar Lane […]

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