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Golf Notes
KERANG Ladies Monthly Medal Stroke – Wednesday, January 14 THIS month’s medal winner is Shirley Jenn, with her score of 92-22=70. The runner-up was Carol…
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Town garage sale returns
GARAGE doors will be lifted and trestle tables rolled out across Cohuna on Sunday, 25 January as the town holds its renowned town garage sale, coinciding with the long weekend…
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New plaque unveiled
KERANG District Health has unveiled a First Nations acknowledgement plaque as part of a wider ongoing effort to work towards reconciliation and improve health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait…
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McNeil doubles up
KOONDROOK jockey Jye McNeil returned to the winners’ circle in style at Flemington on Saturday, with the in-form hoop riding back-to-back winners. It was McNeil’s first win at Flemington since…
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Raiders fall to Roodogs
BARHAM-Koondrook suffered their second loss of the SHDCA season on the weekend, with the reigning Kookaburra Cup champions succumbing to Ultima-TUF by two wickets. In a nail-biting finish that went…
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Projecting film greats on silos
THE towering grain silos that once stored the region’s harvest will soon star in a very different kind of show when they become the backdrop for the Quambatook Silo Cinema’s…
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Around the Gannawarra churches
Anglican KERANG St John's: 10am Holy Communion with Rev Denis Gell. Followed by morning tea. Baptist KERANG Baptist Church holds its Sunday service at 10.30am on the corner of Fitzroy…
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Supporting parents of new school starters
WITH the first term of 2026 quickly approaching, an early childhood educator has shared some tips and tricks for supporting students get ready for the big day. Intereach program manager…
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Lilos to float down the Murray
BRIGHTLY coloured lilos will again drift down the Murray River on Australia Day as the annual Barham-Koondrook Lilo Race makes a welcome return. The Trend Skate n Surf and River…
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Discovering Dunedin
Having explored the tourist meccas of the South Island of New Zealand (Queenstown and Christchurch) I thought it was time to venture further afield and head to the more hidden…
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New era for Speak Up
AN organisation that has spent the past decade advocating for regional communities affected by water policy is preparing for a leadership change ahead of a major national review. The Speak…