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  • Farmers: are food producers valued?

    Farmers: are food producers valued?

    THE State’s peak farming body has called for a conversation as a community about the place agriculture holds in Victorian society.Victorian Farmers Federation president, David…

  • Bridge to Bridge forest run

    Bridge to Bridge forest run

    ARRANGEMENTS are in place for the new-look Bridge to Bridge in Cohuna next Sunday, and local entrants have been testing the track in the lead…

  • PAUSE PLAN DEMAND

    PAUSE PLAN DEMAND

    NEW South Wales border municipalities and farmers’ groups are joining forces in a concerted effort to halt the advancement of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan.The first…

  • Street closed for upgrade

    Street closed for upgrade

    MOTORISTS are advised that Main Street, Koondrook will be closed to traffic between Keene and Station Streets as part of Stage 2 of the town’s…

  • Moar move on Mallee

    Moar move on Mallee

    ANOTHER independent candidate has joined the contest to represent the Federal seat of Mallee.The seat will be vacated by Nationals incumbent, Andrew Broad, who announced…

  • Messages for the messenger

    Messages for the messenger

    DISTRICT farmers have highlighted the plight of their neighbours and the community during two water resource consultation meetings.State bureaucrats were presenting a report and seeking…

  • Reading rewards

    Reading rewards

    THE 2018/19 Gannawarra Library Service Summer Reading Program culminated with three lucky youngsters receiving family passes to Echuca’s TwistED Science.A short and informal presentation took…

  • Safer station platform

    Safer station platform

    SAFETY has been improved at Kerang railway station with the recent completion of works to replace the platform.”This new and improved Kerang platform has improved…

  • Personal reason for charity run

    Personal reason for charity run

    WHEN Kerang resident Tahnee Southern, 31, felt a tingling sensation in her legs that wouldn’t go away she knew something wasn’t right.A visit to her…

  • Buyback blow-back

    Buyback blow-back

    RURAL groups have expressed outrage over Federal Labor’s proposal to repeal the 1500GL cap on water buybacks.Leading the attack is the Victorian Farmers Federation, which…

  • House threatened by bushfire

    House threatened by bushfire

    FIREFIGHTERS prevented a bushfire spreading beyond the back fence of a house at Macorna.A plumber working at the house had earlier smelt smoke, then about…

  • Market food preparation funds

    Market food preparation funds

    MURRABIT Country Market will undergo minor works, with one end of its pavilion transformed into a new food preparation area, thanks to a grant from…

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