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Units get council approval
GANNAWARRA Council has green lit the development of five, one-bedroom units on a vacant residential allotment in Kerang, despite objections from nearby residents. The subject…
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Draft budget released
MURRAY River Council has released a “carefully considered” draft 2025/26 budget that “keeps us on the right path for this year”, according to Mayor Cr…
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Energy plans unveiled
SWAN Hill and Gannawarra communities have more certainty about the shift to renewables, with the release of the Victorian Government’s plans for energy zones. The…
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Grant applications closing soon
TIME is running out for community groups and organisations seeking funding to support projects, programs, events and activities through Gannawarra Shire Council’s 2025 Community Grants…
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Interest in pre-prep, kindergarten programs open
EXPRESSIONS of interest in Gannawarra Council’s pre-prep and three-year-old kindergarten programs for 2026 are now open. The council manages three-year-old kindergarten and pre-prep programs at…
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Best feet forward for Mother’s Day Classic
COHUNA’S Mother’s Day Classic saw more than 50 people run, jog or walk a six-kilometre loop through the Gunbower bush to raise funds for breast…
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Annual activities about reconciliation
THE Gannawarra community will come together to mark National Reconciliation Week. Gannawarra Shire Council, in partnership with Mallee District Aboriginal Services, Northern District Community Health and…
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How essential is this bus?
THE future of the Cohuna Community Bus is uncertain, with the committee wishing for feedback from residents of the Cohuna and Leitchville districts as to…
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Development plan unveiled
CLUBARHAM revealed their Barham Lakes Over 55 Resort Living plan to the community, which included up to 220 residential sites. CluBarham chief executive Jason Wallace…
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Swan Hill still online
AS CFA volunteers hang up their uniforms and protest new taxes on the steps of Victorian Parliament House this morning, Kerang and Cohuna brigades have…
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Expect to see low flying helicopters inspecting powerlines
HELICOPTERS will scan powerlines around Cohuna and Kerang in the coming weeks. It’s part of Powercor’s year-round bushfire mitigation and vegetation management program. People may…
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Mitiamo workplace death
WORKSAFE are investigating the death of a 68-year-old Quarry operator who died after being crushed under the back wheels of a prime mover at a…
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