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  • Summer fire risk high

    Summer fire risk high

    THERE is an increased risk of fires in the western and central areas of Victoria this summer, according to the Seasonal Bushfire Outlook. A wet…

  • Citizenship ceremonies

    Citizenship ceremonies

    GANNAWARRA Shire Council will officially welcome new citizens at four planned Australian Citizenship ceremonies in 2024. The schedule of ceremonies was approved at the November…

  • NBN service outages

    NBN service outages

    PLANNED outages may impact homes and businesses in the Gannawarra region, as work continues to upgrade the NBN Fixed Wireless network in Koroop. New technology…

  • Pain of delivering awful news

    Pain of delivering awful news

    SWAN Hill highway patrol sergeant Zac Bull says loss of life on the region’s roads has a considerable effect on himself and his colleagues. “Attending…

  • ‘Enduring right’ move for water shortfalls

    ‘Enduring right’ move for water shortfalls

    WATER users’ rights to take water from the Murray and Loddon rivers during the event of a shortfall has been given new protection by a…

  • ‘Stop and think’ call

    ‘Stop and think’ call

    POLICE want Gannawarra residents to understand the personal toll of road collisions as the number of lives lost on Victoria’s roads climbs at a staggering…

  • Summer read on again

    Summer read on again

    CHILDREN across the Gannawarra Shire are being encouraged to beat the heat this summer holidays by picking up a book or audiobook, as part of…

  • Contribute to flood exhibition

    Contribute to flood exhibition

    PHOTOGRAPHS, drone footage, digital media, art, poetry and stories inspired by last year’s floods are being sought to develop the Gannawarra Flood Reflections Exhibition. To…

  • Regional parents lack childcare choices, says report

    Regional parents lack childcare choices, says report

    A NEW report looking into childhood education and care has reaffirmed the “childcare desert” that exists in rural and regional areas. The report, Choiceless, released…

  • Town pleads for fire truck

    Town pleads for fire truck

    KOONDROOK has a problem – the town is growing so fast, and becoming so popular, it is in danger of outstripping the ability of its…

  • Have your say on park upgrades

    Have your say on park upgrades

    IMPROVEMENTS to four of Kerang’s major public recreation spaces are recommended in a masterplan, which is open for public comment. Developed following engagement between Gannawarra…

  • Celebrating Men’s Sheds

    Celebrating Men’s Sheds

    An unmistakable aroma of sausages and onions cooking marked the path to the Cohuna Men’s Shed as the group celebrated International Men’s Day. The official…

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