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  • Survey on duck abundance

    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…

  • Culture and community

    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…

  • Tough times ahead

    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…

  • Accident on main street

    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…

  • Compulsory land access beckons

    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…

  • Racing record on the cards

    Racing record on the cards

    WHEN the numbers are finally tallied it might just be a record – but there’s no doubt more than 3000 people packed Gunbower racecourse on…

  • Stakeholder commitment in honouring relationships

    Stakeholder commitment in honouring relationships

    ALONGSIDE the official opening of Tyapa Kurra Kahl, a renewed partnership agreement between the Kerang Aboriginal Elders and Leaders Group and several key community stakeholders…

  • Green light for road safety improvement projects

    Green light for road safety improvement projects

    Residents and motorists across Gannawarra Shire are set to benefit from five major road safety improvement projects scheduled to commence in 2026, made possible through…

  • Change your clock, check your smoke alarm

    Change your clock, check your smoke alarm

    WITH an alarming 3000 house fires occurring in Victoria annually – that’s almost 10 house fires every single day – RACV is encouraging Victorians to…

  • Red tape lifted for farm fire fighting units

    Red tape lifted for farm fire fighting units

    THE New South Wales Government has backed a new scheme to allow farmers to drive farm firefighting vehicles on public roads. Farm fire units are…

  • Art trail comes to an end

    Art trail comes to an end

    THE Loddon Valley Arts Trail will wrap up today but there’s still plenty to see. The event showcases regional artists and heritage venues across the…

  • Bush tucker garden celebrated

    Bush tucker garden celebrated

    Community members celebrated the anticipated opening of Tyapa Kurra Kahl, a new bush tucker space and cultural learning site in Kerang on Wednesday. Subscribe or…

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