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  • China driving Aussie almond demand

    China driving Aussie almond demand

    DEMAND for Australian almonds remains strong despite easing from last season’s record highs, according to the Almond Board of Australia. The industry’s October sales position…

  • Calls flow for royal commission

    Calls flow for royal commission

    AUSTRALIA needs a royal commission into water management in 2026, according to Murray MP Helen Dalton, who says politicians are “destroying” the nation’s waterways and…

  • Collection under the hammer

    Collection under the hammer

    AN eclectic curation of vintage and antique Australian pastoral machinery and memorabilia will go to auction on 1 February. Yvon Smythe and her late partner,…

  • Mallee groundcover levels hit new low

    Mallee groundcover levels hit new low

    GROWERS in the Northern Mallee are facing some of the worst seasonal conditions on record, experts have warned, with many paddocks left “bare and vulnerable”…

  • Old iron, new spark to fire up

    Old iron, new spark to fire up

    HISTORY will be rolling, rattling and roaring into action on the Australia Day long weekend when Quambatook’s paddocks turn back the clock and put vintage…

  • VFF responds to help bushfire impacted farmers

    VFF responds to help bushfire impacted farmers

    THE Victorian Farmers Federation is coordinating fodder relief for farmers affected by the devastating Victorian bushfires. As part of our agreement with the Victorian Government,…

  • Celebrating Australia Day 2026 in the Gannawarra

    Celebrating Australia Day 2026 in the Gannawarra

    CELEBRATIONS will be held throughout the Gannawarra Shire on 26 January to mark Australia Day. Gannawarra Shire Council is supporting community groups hosting celebrations at…

  • New support announced for Victorians hit by bushfires

    New support announced for Victorians hit by bushfires

    THE Allan and Albanese governments have announced a new package of financial and mental health support for Victorians affected by the state’s devastating bushfires, as…

  • On the frontline

    On the frontline

    AS fast-moving fires raged across the state during the most intense heatwave in years, Country Fire Authority volunteers from across the Gannawarra Shire were on…

  • Church times across Gannawarra this week

    Church times across Gannawarra this week

    Anglican KERANG St John’s: Sunday 10am Holy Communion with Rev Dr Jane Lee-Barker. Followed by morning tea. Cohuna Cranmer the Martyr: 9am morning prayer ministry…

  • Buses replace trains due to fire damage

    Buses replace trains due to fire damage

    TRAIN services continue to be suspended on the Swan Hill and Bendigo lines due to fire damage between Bendigo and Castlemaine. “Our crews are working…

  • Over the net

    Over the net

    NDLTA Results from round 11 Senior 1 Kerang Blue BYE Kerang White BYE Gunbower 82 defeated Murrabit 61 Cohuna 87 defeated Moulamein 58 Barham Orange…

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