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  • The great AI content heist

    The great AI content heist

    In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point Australia…

  • Last chance to win tickets

    Last chance to win tickets

    AUSTRALIAN country music star Sara Storer has spent decades turning everyday bush moments into songs. The stories, she says, are everywhere. You just have to…

  • Lake levels could impact skiing

    Lake levels could impact skiing

    CHANGING water levels are likely to impact recreational activities at Lake Boga, Kangaroo Lake and Lake Charm from July. Goulburn-Murray Water last week announced operational…

  • Around the churches

    Around the churches

    Anglican St John’s Kerang: Sunday, 22 March, 10am Holy Communion with Rev Gayle Teasdale, followed by morning tea. Every Wednesday until Easter, 7pm Lenten Bible…

  • Juniors to compete in Bendigo

    Juniors to compete in Bendigo

    KERANG Soccer Club will return to Bendigo later this month aiming to build on last year’s strong debut when they compete in the under-12 boy’s…

  • Justice Boxing duo crowned Victorian champions

    Justice Boxing duo crowned Victorian champions

    TWO Justice Boxing athletes returned home with Victorian title belts after impressive victories at a showdown event in Bendigo earlier this month. Fighting at the…

  • Wind turbine project open for comment

    Wind turbine project open for comment

    OVERVIEW ONE of the first “wind farms” set for Gannawarra has reached a critical planning stage and is currently open to receive public comment. Up…

  • Art inspires fundraising efforts

    Art inspires fundraising efforts

    The Rotary Club of Kerang continues to play a central role in shaping community life, with proceeds from this year’s Easter Art Show and raffle…

  • Region readies for art show

    Region readies for art show

    The Rotary Club of Kerang is preparing to welcome art lovers from across the region as it readies for its Annual Easter Art Show, returning…

  • Renewable energy planning leaves locals dismayed

    Renewable energy planning leaves locals dismayed

    LOCAL farmers who live adjacent to the proposed Normanville Energy Park have expressed dismay over a State Government planning process which they say is “heavily…

  • Motorists urged not to panic buy fuel

    Motorists urged not to panic buy fuel

    BUSINESS owners, politicians and experts are urging people not to panic buy fuel, as the price of diesel and unleaded petrol have skyrocketed since war…

  • State of disrepair

    State of disrepair

    RESIDENTS and local leaders are calling for the State Government to urgently address “dangerous” and ongoing defects on the Murray Valley Highway between Kerang and…

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