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  • Murrabit couples property pain

    Murrabit couples property pain

    A MURRABIT couple say they are at the end of their tether after fruitless efforts over years to secure ownership of the land their home…

  • Cohuna Show will go on

    Cohuna Show will go on

    THE Cohuna Show is back. After the disappointment of last year’s late cancellation due to COVID-19, Cohuna Show organisers have confirmed the two-day event will…

  • Border checkpoints removed

    Border checkpoints removed

    PERMIT and identification checks are now no longer being carried out at the Victorian-New South Wales border checkpoints and the checkpoints are apparently due to…

  • Stunned at service award

    Stunned at service award

    DESCRIBED as community-minded quiet achievers, Des and Marie Hudson were delighted, but shocked, to receive Cohuna Lions Club’s community service award on Australia Day. A…

  • Snap restrictions after Victorian COVID scare

    Snap restrictions after Victorian COVID scare

    MASKS are back with a vengeance across Victoria after Premier Daniel Andrews announced a set of snap restrictions late on Wednesday night in response to…

  • Kerang members want local identity

    Kerang members want local identity

    JENNY DENTON KERANG members of Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) want their local office to develop its own identity, MDAS leaders have heard. Acting CEO…

  • Laying the foundations

    Laying the foundations

    VICTORIAN children were back in class last week, some of them for the first time, as they started out on their educational journey. At Kerang…

  • Float for Langy raises more than $5000

    Float for Langy raises more than $5000

    DESPITE the absence of their traditional Australia Day lilo race, locals still hurled themselves into the Murray River to support Koondrook’s James Lang after his…

  • Walsh hunts for opening date

    Walsh hunts for opening date

    THE Liberal-Nationals are calling for a full duck hunting season to be declared by the State Government. That would see shooting open on the third…

  • Arson suspected in public housing blaze

    Arson suspected in public housing blaze

    POLICE suspect a fire that gutted a public housing unit and damaged two others in Kerang last Wednesday was deliberately lit. Senior Constable Steve Ablett, from…

  • Pride in the park

    Pride in the park

    COHUNA citizens turned out in healthy numbers to enjoy the town’s annual Australia Day breakfast, with local community leader and former Gannawarra shire mayor Max…

  • Webster admits ‘anxious’ times

    Webster admits ‘anxious’ times

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster admits cutting the coronavirus supplement will cause many people across her electorate anxiety. However, the federal MP emphasised the government’s…

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