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  • Shining light on a silent disease

    Shining light on a silent disease

    MARCH marks Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, a national campaign dedicated to increasing understanding of one of the most challenging and often overlooked cancers affecting women.…

  • Snakes on the move

    Snakes on the move

    AMBULANCE crews have responded to 171 suspected snakebites across Victoria since November, as authorities warn residents to stay alert ahead of the Labour Day long…

  • Thefts continue throughout region

    Thefts continue throughout region

    GANNAWARRA Trailer theft: OFFENDERS have stolen a box trailer after it appears they forced entry to a yard in Tate Drive, Kerang about 6am Thursday,…

  • Community stalwart farewelled

    Community stalwart farewelled

    WHEN a cornerstone of any town’s communal life moves on, the district is the lesser. Judging by the crowd that attended Heather Mortlock’s farewell party…

  • KDH in good financial health

    KDH in good financial health

    THE boss of Kerang District Health has dismissed claims by the Victorian Opposition it’s on “financial life support”. KDH was named as one of seven…

  • Around the churches

    Around the churches

    Anglican St John’s Anglican Church Kerang, Sunday, 1 March, 10am Morning Prayer with Di Tilley, followed by morning tea. Cohuna, Pyramid Hill. Boort Anglican Cooperating…

  • Ricegrowers backs review

    Ricegrowers backs review

    The Ricegrowers’ Association has welcomed the start of a 12‑week consultation on the Murray–Darling Basin Plan Review. RGA president Peter Herrmann said industry would take…

  • Double the celebration

    Double the celebration

    A CENTURY of stories, wisdom, and resilience was honoured at Respect’s Cohuna Village last week as two residents celebrated milestone birthdays. Merlyn Rowe, 101, and…

  • Benham backs fire inquiry input

    Benham backs fire inquiry input

    SUBMISSIONS to a Victorian Parliamentary committee’s inquiry into the 2026 summer bushfires are now open, and a local politician is calling input from people in…

  • Volunteers down to clean up

    Volunteers down to clean up

    CLEAN Up Australia Day, the largest environmental movement in the country will return this Sunday. According to Clean Up Australia’s 2024 financial year Litter Report,…

  • Questions over AI in basin review

    Questions over AI in basin review

    THE Murray Darling Basin Authority has confirmed that generative AI is not being used in the processes to assess submissions to the current Murray-Caring Basin…

  • Fighting for survival

    Fighting for survival

    HUNDREDS gathered on the steps of parliament last week, including a strong contingent from the Gannawarra Shire, calling for an urgent and equitable increase in…

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