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  • Film on really big screen

    Film on really big screen

    SILOS have become a popular artistic outlet, with many now emblazoned with paintings.Whilst Quambatook has embraced silo art, it has done so with a difference.Locals…

  • Guiding four generations

    Guiding four generations

    GUIDING in Kerang is alive and well teaching girls and young women life skills while gaining confidence and having fun.Guiding offers programs for girls to…

  • A lot of dust, but little rain…

    A lot of dust, but little rain…

    FORECAST thunderstorms on Wednesday brought a rolling band of dust over northern Victoria, but little rain to vast areas parched by drought.The Bureau of Meteorology…

  • Disability needs being assessed

    Disability needs being assessed

    PEOPLE living with disabilities are assessing their options to ensure their individual needs and goals are met following the extension of the National Disability Insurance…

  • Class spans the ages

    Class spans the ages

    STUDENTS at the tiny Lake Charm Primary School have settled in for another school year. The school’s eight students range across year levels, starting from Grade…

  • Poppies tribute ‘contrary to principle’

    Poppies tribute ‘contrary to principle’

    SMALL Flanders poppy tiles that were placed on local World War I soldiers’ graves as a kind gesture to mark the centenary were considered “commendable…

  • Educating is a passion

    Educating is a passion

    CHRIS Mitchell is passionate about educating children.”All kids can learn,” he said as he settled into a new role as principal at St Joseph’s Primary…

  • Dismay over charity vandals

    Dismay over charity vandals

    VOLUNTEERS at one of Kerang’s charity opportunity shops are dismayed by vandalism and theft that occurred during the weekend.Thieves cut chains connected to locks to…

  • Street closed for upgrade

    A SECTION of Main Street, Koondrook will soon be closed for up to 12 weeks to enable upgrade works to the road and stormwater system.The…

  • January: hot and dry

    January: hot and dry

    THE hottest January on record was also one of the driest.A record maximum temperature of 47.6 degrees on January 25 was the highest temperature recorded…

  • Safety priority near schools

    Safety priority near schools

    THE return of students to district schools has prompted Gannawarra mayor, Cr Lorraine Learmonth to remind motorists using local roads to watch out for children…

  • Music heritage recalled

    Music heritage recalled

    WHILE swimming legend Lisa Curry gave lessons in the pool at Cohuna last weekend, her other half, Mark ‘Andrew’ Tabone, was relaxing in the shade…

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