Council adopts policy on how it engages
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V/Line service on track
THE future of the Swan Hill passenger train line is secured despite passengers being told by V/Line staff they could be ushered onto buses in…
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Smashing regional tennis results
REGIONAL Victorian tennis clubs are seeing tangible gains just one year into a major statewide investment, with coaching numbers on the rise and participation growing across country communities. The percentage…
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Promises too good to refuse
A MIGRANT worker who spoke publicly about alleged recruitment scams targeting Filipinos has now been threatened with deportation, prompting the Murray River Council to intervene on her behalf. The woman,…
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Museum continues to grow
AN influx of Aboriginal artifacts from around the region will join the growing display at Yung Balug Museum in Boort, with the new showing space set to be unveiled on…
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Front row to rare blood moon
STARGAZERS are in for a treat early next week, with a total lunar eclipse set to be visible to the human eye on Tuesday night before taking a three-year hiatus.…
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Cohuna survives storm damage
AN isolated storm or torrential rain and strong winds damaged carious buildings and brought down trees across the Gannawarra district last night. Gannawarra Shire Council has committed to supporting Cohuna…
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Boardroom decision for Mallee mine nears
AFTER years of planning and approval processes, VHM Limited chief executive Andrew King said the company behind the Goshen mine was “well on the way” to making a Final Investment…
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Ned Kelly’s grandmother’s potato masher?
The Cohuna and District Historical Society is a trove of meticulously kept town records. People regularly come from across the country - and in some cases even overseas - seeking…
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Kerang
Located in the north-west of Victoria, Kerang is a town situated along the Loddon River. This unexpected oasis retains a warm country‑town charm, where locals greet visitors and are always…
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Pyramid Hill
When Scottish surveyor Sir Thomas Mitchell was canvassing Victoria’s Northern Plains in 1836, he was met with a small triangular-shaped hill that he recorded as being strikingly “similar to the…
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Evaluation of social media ban begins
eSafety has started a comprehensive evaluation of Australia's new social media minimum age requirement. The goal is to understand how this new obligation on platforms is working in practice and…