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  • Sports trainers sharpen up at Koondrook Barham

    Sports trainers sharpen up at Koondrook Barham

    TWENTY people completed the Level 1 sports trainers course conducted at Koondrook Barham Recreation Reserve on March 20.  This was a great outcome and people…

  • New trees after stormwater upgrade

    New trees after stormwater upgrade

    GANNAWARRA Council has announced plans to plant trees in Murrabit to beautify areas where stormwater works have occurred. Efforts to transform the town’s stormwater network…

  • It’s looking up in Gannawarra

    It’s looking up in Gannawarra

    THE Gannawarra region was showcased to hundreds of visitors at the weekend from the sky, following the success of the inaugural Gannawarra Muster fly-in. Hosted…

  • Around the Churches

    Around the Churches

    ANGLICAN SUNDAY, April 3 St John’s Kerang: 11am Morning Prayer – Rev. Faye Donaldson Come and See: Join us to watch the TV series The…

  • $2.57m Cohuna Airport upgrade to take off in August

    $2.57m Cohuna Airport upgrade to take off in August

    COHUNA airport is set to undergo a $2.57 million upgrade. In what has been described as a “long but worthwhile journey”, the Federal Government signed…

  • Gunbower Creek residents fear getting shot

    Gunbower Creek residents fear getting shot

    GUNBOWER Creek resident Elizabeth Turner says illegal duck shooting in restricted areas has left many local residents fearful to leave their homes. Since the extended…

  • Cohuna 500 cards

    Cohuna 500 cards

    ANOTHER good turn up for Cohuna 500 cards with 16 players. 9 spades was the top call and 10 no trumps was called, but fall…

  • District bowls round-up

    District bowls round-up

    Cohuna ALTHOUGH pennant is now completed, there is still a lot of activity at the club. Tuesday winners last week were Terri and Bernie. This…

  • Letters to the editor

    Letters to the editor

    What’s next? WITH the absence of the former Leitchville Tennis Club and the abandonment of the five courts, much speculation is being derived as to…

  • Protected ducks shot

    Protected ducks shot

    DEAD birds were displayed at Kerang’s agriculture department office on Monday by the Coalition Against Duck Shooting rescue team, in protest of the shooting of…

  • Council ends Covid hardship policy, but will still provide rate relief

    Council ends Covid hardship policy, but will still provide rate relief

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council will wrap up its COVID-19 Hardship Policy at the end of the financial year, but will still provide rate relief for those…

  • Eyes in the skies in Serpentine

    ALL eyes were on the skies of Serpentine at the weekend for an event which was more than 100 years in the making. Thousands converged…

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