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  • Discover the best of Australian summer wines

    Discover the best of Australian summer wines

    As the Australian summer heats up, wine lovers are gearing up to sip on refreshing wines that complement the sun-soaked days. Australia’s diverse wine regions,…

  • Tips for saving on back to school costs

    Tips for saving on back to school costs

    Now Christmas is over, families are bracing for the hefty costs that come with outfitting children for the new academic year. From clothing and supplies…

  • Summer craft fun for kids

    Summer craft fun for kids

    Keep their kids entertained this summer and spark their creativity with some at-home crafts. From colourful art to nature-inspired DIYs, there’s no shortage of exciting…

  • New year, healthy you: Get ready for 2026 with these simple steps to lower your cancer risk

    New year, healthy you: Get ready for 2026 with these simple steps to lower your cancer risk

    It’s never too early to start making your New Year’s resolutions, especially when it comes to improving your health and lowering your cancer risk. With…

  • Rates capped to CPI

    Rates capped to CPI

    THE Victorian Government has capped council rate increases at the forecast Consumer Price Index for next year of 2.75 per cent. Local Government Minister Nick…

  • Jimny fun and games

    Jimny fun and games

    Jimny: it’s all in the name. Since its get-go the quirky small Suzuki SUV has been on a ‘fun run’, on and off road. Last…

  • Amity Club winds up after successful decades

    Amity Club winds up after successful decades

    FOR 42 years, the Quambatook Amity Club gave local women a reason to come together, step away from daily life and give back to their…

  • Impressive SUV alternative

    Impressive SUV alternative

    Although Korean carmaker SsangYong has been in the Australian market for the past 20 years it has never been able to get close to the…

  • Velvet offers a pile of possibilities

    Velvet offers a pile of possibilities

    Pile weaves, woven silk and linen, which resemble velvet originated in approximately 2000 BCE in Egypt. Velvet was also detected hundreds of years ago in…

  • Why Aussies love the iconic ‘chicken parma’

    Why Aussies love the iconic ‘chicken parma’

    The chicken parmigiana, often affectionately called “chicken parma” or “parmi” in Australia, is a beloved staple of Australian pub culture. Its widespread popularity across the…

  • A fitting tribute

    A fitting tribute

    A highlight of the Kerang races was the naming of a race in honour of the late Peter Adams, a former Kerang Primary School teacher…

  • Keep reading to win

    Keep reading to win

    THE Gannawarra Library Service is gearing up for the return of its Big Summer Read, with local children and young adults invited to dive into…

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