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  • Scoping pathology provider

    Scoping pathology provider

    GANNAWARRA health services are set to receive improved pathology services under a new contract with a public provider, according to Kerang District Health (KDH). KDH’s…

  • Cohuna’s Gunbower Island steel bridge complete

    Cohuna’s Gunbower Island steel bridge complete

    THE modern steel Shillinglaw’s Bridge on the Murray River at Cohuna is now complete, replacing the original timber bridge. Nick Whatley of Forest Fire Management…

  • Barham fire brigade seeks a crew boost

    Barham fire brigade seeks a crew boost

    FIT and enthusiastic residents of the Barham area are being called on to bolster the ranks of the town’s professional Fire and Rescue New South…

  • Stepping up to be tested

    Stepping up to be tested

    DISTRICT health services have stepped up precautions in response to the re-emergence of COVID-19 in Victoria. Northern District Community Health (NDCH) was able to utilise…

  • Border effort recognised

    Border effort recognised

    ANDREW PALOCZI KERANG’S SES unit assisted Victoria Police at the Swan Hill border crossing over the Christmas period with the efforts of unit members personally…

  • ‘Bushman’ with stories to tell

    ‘Bushman’ with stories to tell

    jennyKERANG resident George Douglass was laid to rest in Ballarat yesterday. The 83-year-old Navy man and veteran of the Malayan Emergency had moved to the…

  • Fruit fly numbers rise

    Fruit fly numbers rise

    HOUSEHOLDERS and commercial fruit growers in northern Victoria have been warned that Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) activity is intensifying. The Greater Sunraysia Pest Free Area…

  • MDAS meetings push constitutional reforms

    MDAS meetings push constitutional reforms

    THE first of a series of consultation sessions on the reform of the Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) constitution will be held in Kerang on…

  • Kerang Technical High School’s Year 12 results first-class

    Kerang Technical High School’s Year 12 results first-class

    KERANG Technical High School’s Year 12 students produced the school’s highest average score in five years when their final marks were released. Principal Dean Rogers…

  • Leitchville driver in train collision

    Leitchville driver in train collision

    A LEITCHVILLE driver whose ute collided with a train north of Bendigo on Wednesday suffered a lapse of concentration, police said. The 26-year-old was driving…

  • Cohuna Carnival lifts new year spirits

    Cohuna Carnival lifts new year spirits

    COHUNA’S three-night new year carnival attracted good crowds and was “well received” despite some unwelcome rain, organisers said. “I think everyone was happy,” Sonia Wright,…

  • Tighter COVID restrictions return

    Tighter COVID restrictions return

    THE Victorian Government advised this morning that the existing permit system will remain in place for residents of border communities crossing the NSW border. Residents…

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