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  • End of an era

    End of an era

    GIVING hope and saving many lives through dedicated Cancer Council research, Cohuna’s Lyell and Marion Peatling are sad to be hosting their final Daffodil Day…

  • Creative fundraising initiative

    Creative fundraising initiative

    RESIDENTS of Cohuna Village aged care can look forward to a relaxing outdoor setting to enjoy when warm weather arrives, thanks to the ongoing generosity…

  • Cultural growth

    Cultural growth

    KERANG District Health opened an indigenous garden last week (August, 2019). The garden, at the front of the W. D. Thomas Activity Centre on Burgoyne…

  • Letters – August 20

    What’s happening with Cohuna airport upgrade? I wish to raise the issue of the upgrade of the Cohuna airport. Prior to the last election, a…

  • Rural councils supported

    RURAL and regional councils in Victoria will get a much-needed funding boost, thanks to a change in the way Financial Assistance Grants are decided. Minister…

  • Water ‘report card’ shows improvement

    Water ‘report card’ shows improvement

    WATER for the environment is currently “making the grade” according to the Murray–Darling Basin Authority, while Koondrook remains under environmental pressure. The latest report card…

  • New doctor has long-term plan

    New doctor has long-term plan

    KERANG’S newest doctor plans to stay long-term in the town and hopes to become an Australian citizen early next year. Dr Tobi Kupoluyi, started work…

  • Scam complaints hit all-time high

    SCAM calls claiming to be the Australian National Broadband Network have risen substantially in 2019. Now the real NBN Co have announced that on average,…

  • Share shop success

    Share shop success

    The Quambatook District Share Shop has had much success in recent months. Having officially opened in January, it continues to expand its range of goods…

  • Workshop for dads

    THE role fathers play in the development of children will be explored during a free workshop at Kerang next month (September). The Gannawarra Library Service…

  • Swift action saves a life

    Swift action saves a life

    KERANG resident Allan Tarr is alive today because his son, Darren, is “the type of boy who’d have a go,” Allan and his wife, Lynette,…

  • Shop Local – it’s a win-win

    Shop Local – it’s a win-win

    KERANG retailers are going all out to provide bargains at their end of financial year Shop Local campaign.The promotion will culminate today with a draw…

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