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  • TCV defends compulsory access for environmental surveys

    TCV defends compulsory access for environmental surveys

    FARMERS along the proposed VNI West transmission route say they’re being steamrolled, after Transmission Company Victoria began a legal step that allows survey teams onto…

  • Your say on national heritage listing for swamp

    Your say on national heritage listing for swamp

    THE Australian Heritage Council is inviting public submissions on the proposed national heritage listing of Ghow Swamp — an “immensely significant” site for the Yorta…

  • Protecting what we love for future generations to enjoy

    Protecting what we love for future generations to enjoy

    A NEW region-wide draft strategy is aimed at preparing north central Victoria’s natural assets and communities for climate change, and ensuring they have the tools…

  • Summer boating breakdowns prompt safety warning

    Summer boating breakdowns prompt safety warning

    SAFE Transport Victoria is urging boaters to perform simple pre-season checks before heading out on the water, after new figures revealed vessel breakdowns made up…

  • Sweet publicity for Kerang biscuit baker

    Sweet publicity for Kerang biscuit baker

    WHEN Victoria Police fronted the cameras last week to relay its sour taste after rocks were hurled at officers during a recent Melbourne protest, an…

  • Murrabit Market marks 48 years of community spirit

    Murrabit Market marks 48 years of community spirit

    THE jewel in Murrabit’s crown will shine brighter than ever today, as the town celebrates the 48th anniversary of its beloved Murrabit Country Market. What…

  • Skip bins for campers

    Skip bins for campers

    ADDITIONAL waste skip bins will be available for campers in Campaspe Shire this Melbourne Cup weekend as council prepares for an influx of visitors. Council…

  • Celebrating teachers

    Celebrating teachers

    DOFF a hat and thank a teacher today for their hard work and dedication to growing the minds of tomorrow’s leaders amid the challenges of…

  • Movember calls on region to tackle men’s mental health

    Movember calls on region to tackle men’s mental health

    WITH suicide rates in regional Australia more than twice those in cities, Movember is calling on the region to unite for men’s health this November.…

  • Motorists warned to hold their horses

    Motorists warned to hold their horses

    SPEED, fatigue, distraction and impaired drivers will be targeted this Melbourne Cup weekend, as Victorian Police launch Operation Furlong in an effort to reduce road…

  • What makes Cohuna special?

    What makes Cohuna special?

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  • Stepping outside comfort zone

    Stepping outside comfort zone

    THROUGH persistence, hard work and community has taken Deanna Wallace from washing dishes at the family business at age 12 to owning her own cafe…

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