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Countdown to Murrabit Rodeo
THE Murrabit Rodeo is back, after a hugely successful inaugural staging last year, and billed as “bigger and better”. Last year the event drew around…

THE Murrabit Rodeo is back, after a hugely successful inaugural staging last year, and billed as “bigger and better”. Last year the event drew around…

The Geely Starray EM-i sounds like something out of an old sci-fi movie. But it’s not and if you think that name is quirky, what if it had been the…

Kerang U3A has invited Gannawarra Shire Council director of Infrastructure and Development Wade Williams to present a talk on artificial intelligence at the Senior Citizens Rooms on Tuesday 31 March…

KERANG Ladies Stableford – Wednesday, March 18 A small group of ladies played Stableford today. The winner was Jan Milne with 41 points, while the ball pool went to Angela…

Community bus THE Cohuna community bus committee, at its recent meeting, has made some changes to the operation of our local community bus. For the past three years, a voluntary…

PYRAMID Hill Football Netball Club is gearing up to welcome players, supporters, and the wider Mallee region to its highly anticipated sixth annual Community Practice Match Series this Saturday. Nine…

Anglican St John's Kerang Sunday, 29 March: Palm Sunday, 10am Holy Communion with Bishop Matt Brain, followed by morning tea. Cohuna, Pyramid Hill and Boort Anglican Cooperating Parishes Church times…

GANNAWARRA could bear some of the most “significant pressures” in northwest Victoria from the influx of both mining and energy projects, according to council’s assessment of a new sweeping regional…

THREE newly constructed townhouses on Shadforth Street are set to accommodate doctors, surgeons and visiting healthcare specialists in a significant step towards bolstering Kerang District Health’s mission to provide care…

DANCING in the sunshine with wedge-tailed eagles flying overhead, the Yung Balug family group helped open the extension of Aboriginal Artefacts Museum on Friday. More than 100 people joined the…

GRASSROOTS football leaders warn league boundaries need reviewing to become “family-friendly” again or risk collapse. A working group to probe the future sustainability of clubs in northern Victoria has been…