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The man they called Kojak
KERANG’S Noel Connelly, who was known as Kojak to many, lived just short of 90 years, making a vast contribution to the town through his…
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Cultural event at Third Reedy Lake
A FREE community gathering and climate change event organised by Barapa Land and Water Environment Land Management Services will be held tomorrow and Saturday at…
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Firies address gas leak
A GAS leak in the Kerang CBD on Wednesday afternoon that had devastating potential was easily addressed, according to the Kerang Fire Brigade. Firefighters were…
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Police Beat: 13/2/20
LETTERBOX DAMAGE A LETTERBOX in Martin Place, Cohuna, was damaged on Saturday night in what was likely to have been an act of vandalism, police…
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Dempsey’s close shave for cancer
NINE-year-old Dempsey Wells will go under the razor this weekend. The grade 4 Cohuna Consolidated student is giving up his long locks to raise money…
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Men’s shed a winner
THE Men’s Shed program provides an opportunity for retired men 55 years of age and over in the local area, to band together for catching…
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Around the Churches: 13/2/20
Anglican St John’s, corner Victoria and Wyndham Streets, Kerang. Sunday: 9am Holy Communion, Celebrant Rev John Worral and Glenise, readers Di and Judy, Kid’s church…
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Josh’s juggling act
Cohuna’s Josh Treacy assumed co-captaincy of Bendigo Pioneers for the coming season, but he is achieving plenty off the footy field too. Treacy is continuing…
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Kerang CBD roadwork continues
THE second stage of works to resurface Victoria Street in Kerang are due to start tomorrow. The work will consist of cement-stabilising the Victoria Street-Scoresby…
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New councillor sworn in
NEW Yarran ward councillor Andrew Gibbs was sworn in at the Gannawarra Shire Council chambers in Kerang on Tuesday morning. Both Mr Gibbs and Patchell…
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NEED FOR FEED
NEED for Feed, run through Packenham Lions Club, rolled into Quambatook last Friday, with four trucks arriving to be loaded with hay to deliver to…
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A celebration of all women
INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day, which fell on March 8, was marked in the Gannawarra shire with a breakfast at the Sir John Gorton Library in Kerang…
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