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  • Milestone for clean energy

    AUSTRALIA achieved a new first on Wednesday when it sourced over half of required energy for its National Energy Grid from renewable sources in one…

  • Pools prepare to reopen

    The Cohuna and Kerang outdoor swimming pools will open for business on November 18. Mayor Lorraine Learmonth said both facilities were well utilised by residents…

  • Border towns celebrate, despite disappointment

    KOONDROOK-Barham had a real stake in the action when the Melbourne Cup got underway on Tuesday. Those in the know were cheering for favourite, Finche,…

  • Harmony with horses

    Harmony with horses

    Participants walked away happy and possibly transformed from a Big Cohuna Festival event with horses last Saturday. The event, run by Daltons Bridge business Soaring…

  • New premises for Choice Cut Butchers

    YOUR favourite family butchers have recently taken up an exciting opportunity to relocate just a couple of doors down the road, now offering a bigger…

  • VFF celebrates four decades

    THE Victorian Farmers Federation, founded in 1979, has announced plans for its 40th birthday celebration to be held later this month. Victorian Farmers Federation president…

  • Rewarding restoration

    Rewarding restoration

    A RECITAL at St John’s Anglican Church on Sunday drew dozens of people and raised enough money to pay for recent repairs to the organ.…

  • Water pressures trickle down the family

    WHILE farmers in the region struggle through the impact of drought and the controversial Murray-Darling Basin Plan, water worries are now trickling down to the…

  • No winners in a drought

    No winners in a drought In recent weeks, community voices have increasingly shared their experience of the major problem we are facing as a nation…

  • A vibrant festival

    VOCAL trio Amitie entertained the crowd with old style songs as the Big Cohuna Festival got underway on Friday. The Civic Centre lawn filled quickly…

  • Taking its toll

    THE CURRENT Murray-Darling Basin Plan “doesn’t pass the pub test”, according to Northern District Community Health CEO Mandy Hutchinson, who said community stresses were becoming…

  • Former students unite

    Former students unite

    THE annual Kerang High School reunion is likely to continue, following a large turnout for the event in Melbourne this year. Former Kerang High student…

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