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  • Medical centres struggle with demand for COVID-19 vaccine

    Medical centres struggle with demand for COVID-19 vaccine

    MEDICAL centres in the region are struggling to cope with demand for COVID-19 vaccines as supplies continue to run low. Ochre Medical Centre Cohuna and…

  • Easter treat for shire

    THE Easter holiday weekend brought some much-needed business to the Gannawarra shire after an abysmal 12 months. Bower Tavern publican Jamie Williams said they were…

  • Revealing isolation masterpieces

    Revealing isolation masterpieces

    WHILE many quilters felt stitched up by the pandemic last year, they are back to showcase their craft at this weekend’s Kerang Easter quilt show.…

  • Union of love

    Union of love

    Mick Gastin 25/1/1920 – 8/3/2021 FORMER Cohuna baker Michael Gastin has been remembered for his audacious spirit after he died earlier this month at the…

  • Boort shop ram raided

    Boort shop ram raided

    BOORT Newsagency is facing a repair bill of at least $15,000 after a four-wheel-drive rammed into the front window last Wednesday. Police alleged the two…

  • Water loss worries

    THE Central Murray Environmental Floodplains Group (CMEFG) claims 360,000 megalitres of Victorian water will come out of the Goulburn and Murray system due to floodplain…

  • Gaps in certain roles at Kerang SES

    Gaps in certain roles at Kerang SES

    THE Kerang SES unit is on the lookout for more helping hands to expand their 20-member team. The 11 women and eight men volunteers are…

  • Around the Churches: 6/4/21

    Anglican St John’s, corner Victoria and Wyndham Streets, Kerang. Sunday, April 11, 9am Holy Communion with Rev. Sue Allen. 2.30pm Prayers. Cranmer the Martyr, 32…

  • Hunters fire back

    Hunters fire back

    THE duck hunting season is set to start in May and run for three weeks — but that is three weeks too many for Kerrie…

  • Small towns big deep

    Small towns big deep

    GUNBOWER grandmother Sue McGillivray knows the importance of the Royal Children’s Hospital. “I would often shed a tear while reading the sad stories associated with…

  • Bookmark the date

    Bookmark the date

    USA Today bestselling and multi-award winning author Nicola Marsh writes feel-good fictions – with a twist – and will visit the Little Blue Book Shop…

  • Bumper market attracts thousand

    Bumper market attracts thousand

    A LARGE crowd attended the Murrabit Country Market’s bumper Easter Saturday edition. Many travelled for the market, while others were already in the Gannawarra region…

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