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  • Council aware of stormwater build up

    Council aware of stormwater build up

    RESIDENTS concerned about localised flooding with a particular street are encouraged to contact Gannawarra Shire’s customer service. Council director of infrastructure and development Geoff Rollinson…

  • Courting grand slam cups to Murrabit

    Courting grand slam cups to Murrabit

    NORM and Daph – the famous Australian Open trophies – visited the Murrabit Lawn Tennis Club last Wednesday, much to the enjoyment of locals. Club…

  • Changing his face for personal reasons

    Changing his face for personal reasons

    THIS year Terry Treacy is changing the face of men’s health for very personal reasons. The Nutrien Ag Solution employee is joining a group of…

  • Bookshop brings stars to town

    Bookshop brings stars to town

    RETAILERS are urging the public to get their Christmas shopping done early to allow time for deliveries. Amanda Day of The Little Blue Book Shop…

  • ‘Shattered and stunned’ as precious jewellery yet to be found

    ‘Shattered and stunned’ as precious jewellery yet to be found

    MURRABIT woman Marlene Laursen has been left “shattered and stunned” after a bag containing her mother’s jewellery was allegedly stolen from a Kerang cafe. Ms…

  • Former Gannawarra top executive to lead Swan Hill in the interim period

    Former Gannawarra top executive to lead Swan Hill in the interim period

    FORMER Gannawarra Shire Council chief executive Rosanne Kava has been appointed to lead Swan Hill Council in the interim, but a councillor has questioned the…

  • Aircraft fleet ready to tackle bushfires

    Aircraft fleet ready to tackle bushfires

    VICTORIA will have 50 aircraft strategically placed across the state over the summer season to assist fighting fires and help keep communities safe. Minister for…

  • Mallee roads to be smashed during harvest

    Mallee roads to be smashed during harvest

    FARMERS say regional roads in north-west Victoria will be smashed by thousands of additional truck movements this harvest while the Murray Basin Rail Project remains…

  • Connecting young people to nature through care

    Connecting young people to nature through care

    NORTH Central Catchment Management Authority (CMA) is on the lookout for passionate groups and schools keen to engage the next River Detectives recruits. The River…

  • Two Wakool stalwarts return uncontested

    Two Wakool stalwarts return uncontested

    LOCAL government stalwarts Neil Gorey and Ann Crowe are returning uncontested to Murray River Council (MRC). Crs Gorey and Crowe will serve a second term…

  • Gala event to move indoors due to pest insect

    Gala event to move indoors due to pest insect

    THE highly-anticipated Cohuna chef and chandeliers gala dinner this weekend will move indoors amid concerns about escalating mosquitos in the township. Cohuna and District Progress…

  • Ute missing from Kerang East

    Ute missing from Kerang East

    Ute missing KERANG police are investigating the alleged theft of a utility in Kerang East. Officers said between 8.15am and 2.45pm on November 10, a…

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