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A big hardy head start for critically endangered fish
CLEVER use of water for the environment in two northern Victorian wetlands is helping a critically endangered fish thrive. The Murray hardyhead is a small…
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Cohuna bowls news
Cohuna NOT to be deterred by a bit of rain, 11 players turned up last Tuesday for a fun afternoon of cards and good company.…
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‘Zombie fish’ returns
A FISH species once thought to be extinct is now poised to thrive, one year into a breeding program. The Southern Purple-Spotted Gudgeon gained the…
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Fine reminder for non-voters
VICTORIANS who have an outstanding fine for failing to vote in last year’s state election are urged to act before the matter is referred to…
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Alert on invasive weed
RESIDENTS in the Murray region are being asked to keep an eye out for an invasive weed known as frogbit. Frogbit (limnobium laevigatum) is a…
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Prepare for fire season
MALLEE residents should prepare for an early start to the fire season, with the forecast of a drier and warmer spring. Victoria’s drier than average…
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Stamps honour beloved birds
THREE of Australia’s most commonly admired birds are set to feature on new commemorative stamps, thanks to a partnership between Australia Post and BirdLife Australia.…
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Exhibitions takes a black-and-white view
By Sarah Buchecker MILDURA Arts Centre’s latest exhibition showcases the depth and range that can be achieved by using only black and white. Monochrome was…
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Mining boss to step aside
MINING development company VHM Ltd is searching for a new managing director or chief executive officer to take over from Graham Howard. Mr Howard will…
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Water buybacks ‘the easy way out’, says VFF
DISAPPOINTMENT, blackmail and taking the easy way out. These are just a few of the terms used by some irrigation farmers to describe their feelings…
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Police lure recruits with Mallee roles
WE want you here – that’s the message Victoria Police is sending to potential recruits across the Mallee, via an initiative to support resourcing in…
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Change of control at SES unit
THERE has been a change of leadership at Kerang’s Victorian State Emergency Service unit, with Mark Gardiner taking over the reins from Glyndia Gee as…
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