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The Northern Oasis
SET on the shores of Little Lake Boort, the Boort township is privy to misty mornings, spectacular sunsets and the beauty of natural landscapes. Known…
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Storm carnage
PROPERTIES were destroyed, powerlines were down and fully-grown gumtrees were ripped from their roots as a vicious, isolated storm tore through Cohuna “like a freight train” on Thursday night. Residents…
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Around the churches
Cohuna, Pyramid Hill and Boort Anglican Cooperating Parishes Church times for Sunday, 8 March - Lent 3 Cohuna Cranmer the Martyr: 11am Holy Communion with Rev Sue Allen. Bring and…
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Raiders roll Roodogs
Barham-Koondrook have stormed their way into this year’s SHDCA A grade grand final after a comprehensive eight-wicket win over a disappointing Ultima-TUF on Saturday. In a ruthless display of skill…
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Bowls Notes
KERANG The Grand Final of the Northern Valley Competition between Cohuna Golf and Murray Downs was scheduled to be played at Kerang Bowling Club on Sunday. However, with persistent rain…
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The year in review (November)
Tuesday, 4 November VICTORIAN Patient Transport Assistance Scheme users were stripped of vital travel assistance payments for living just a few kilometres short of the 100km eligibility limit. It was…
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Tucson hybrid quick yet quiet
Hyundai’s mid-sized SUV Tucson has been around since 2004. The current (fourth generation) was released here in February 2021 with the latest (MY2025) upgrade launched here in mid-2024 and adding…
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Microburst storm responsible for damage
THE Bureau of Meteorology’s Dean Narramore identified the storm which tore through Cohuna on Thursday night as a "microburst" – a highly dangerous localised weather event which is near impossible…
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Wheels turning for Kerang club
IN an effort to unite women through friendship, service, and shared values, the Inner Wheel Club of Swan Hill will host a morning tea on Thursday to gauge community interest…
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School spirit shines through storm
DOZENS of trees at Cohuna Secondary School were snapped, torn down and wrecked during last week’s microburst storm event, including one eucalyptus tree which was ripped from its trunk and…
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Flash floods
MULTIPLE towns across the Gannawarra Shire have reported flash flooding, caused by a torrential downpour of rain over the course of Saturday, Sunday and yesterday. The Bureau of Meteorology issued…