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Boort Show is revving up for 137th year
THE Boort Show promises to be an action-packed day for the whole family on Saturday, bringing all the country show classics with a couple of…
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Ratepayer cash under scrutiny as councillors demand answers
QUESTIONS are mounting over the millions of dollars being poured into external consultants at Murray River Council. At the ordinary council meeting last week, Councillor…
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Noorong Road culvert danger
BARHAM’S Noorong Road flood risks are back in the spotlight, with Murray River Council set to investigate the cost and feasibility of upgrading the flood…
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Be prepared now
LEADING into the fire season, CFA Gannawarra catchment commander Luke Waterson recounts a conversation with an old, veteran firefighter. “When I asked him how bad…
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Town spirit on show
The 2025 Kerang Show was a culinary extravaganza, with the pavilion showcasing an array of mouthwatering delights. Bread, pancakes, biscuits, and cookies were among the…
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Showing the best
The 2025 Kerang Show pavilion was a vibrant showcase of the community’s rich cultural heritage. Visitors were captivated by the intricate handwoven handicrafts, each piece…
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Around the show
THE Kerang Show was a resounding success, with sheep dogs herding flocks, racing ducks captivating the crowd, intricate crocheted masterpieces on display, and an array…
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Survey on duck abundance
THE Game Management Authority will begin its annual survey of Victoria’s game duck population next week. The survey will be conducted by wildlife biologists, who…
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Culture and community
TYAPA Kurra Kahl has been celebrated as “the start of a significant place” for generations of people. The official opening of the bush tucker space…
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Tough times ahead
THERE are “tough years coming” for the Gannawarra Shire Council, according to deputy mayor Ross Stanton. Council’s 10-year financial plan forecasts an underlying deficit every…
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Accident on main street
A BARHAM man has been remanded in custody after an accident in Kerang. It will be alleged the man, in his 40s, sped through the…
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Compulsory land access beckons
ACCESS payments of between $10,000 and $50,000 are being offered to landholders along the VNI West route for “non-invasive” land surveys. Landholders were also warned…
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