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Cohuna to host council
COHUNA will host this month’s Gannawarra council meeting — the first time in more than four years. The April 2021 council meeting is the first…
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Feast and fun for St Joseph’s
ST Joseph’s Primary School had a day of fun for their students on March 19 to celebrate the feast day of their patron saint. While…
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Police Beat: 6/4/21
Theft from motor vehicle POWER tools were allegedly stolen from the toolbox on the back a ute that was bogged off the Murray Valley Highway…
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Safe season on field and road
THE Transport Accident Commission (TAC) will handball selected grassroots football and netball clubs up to $10,000 in funding for promoting road safety within their communities.…
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Art set for show
THE Rotary Club of Kerang says it’s encouraged with the interest shown by artists from across Victoria for this weekend’s annual Easter art show. Club…
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Boat on fire
A BOAT being towed along the Kerang-Boort Road in Dingwall on Sunday has caught fire. Kerang Fire Brigade Captain Ramon Steel told Gannawarra Times the…
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Doug part of the furniture at border men’s shed
IT was a holiday across the ditch in 2008 that sparked the idea for a men’s shed to be formed in a rural twin town…
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Turfrey to stay on as MDAS CEO
Mallee District Aboriginal Services has announced Jacqualyn (Jacki) Turfrey has been permanently appointed as Chief Executive Officer. After a national search and an independent recruitment…
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Kerang brigades attend two small fires
TWO small fires flared up in Kerang last Thursday. A Country Fire Authority (CFA) spokesman told Gannawarra Times the first incident, a stove fire, occurred…
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Push for more childcare options in Cohuna
LUCY WILLIAMSA COHUNA mother of two and secondary teacher is pushing for more childcare options for local families. Tenielle Edge has collected 500 signatures of…
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Debut book brings smiles for Cohuna-born mum
AS if Cohuna-born teacher and mother of two Sarah Hill needed more on her plate, she wrote and illustrated her first children’s book during the…
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Fight to keep Kerang’s 137-year-old band together
A BAND that has been entertaining the Kerang community for 137 years fears the music will stop unless new members can be found. The Kerang…
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