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  • Back on tram track

    Back on tram track

    In 1943 it was a shiny new Ford truck destined to service the transport needs of the Koondrook and Kerang townships, it has now returned…

  • Lake Charm fire shut highway, burnt crops

    Lake Charm fire shut highway, burnt crops

    POLICE are investigating a fire at Lake Charm that burned nearly 300 hectares of land on Friday. Emergency services were called at about 12.40pm to…

  • Kerang hay fire will cost more than $1 million

    Kerang hay fire will cost more than $1 million

    FIREFIGHTERS have remained on the scene of a Kerang hay shed fire that started on Melbourne Cup day after strong winds caused the blaze to…

  • Shire thanks care workers

    Shire thanks care workers

    Gannawarra Shire’s involvement in community care came to an end after 35 years at the end of October. The Council hosted a reception at the…

  • Author Darry Fraser visits

    Author Darry Fraser visits

    A BESTSELLING Australian author is returning to the Gannawarra to take part in the Gannawarra Library Service’s popular Author Talks program. Darry Fraser will be…

  • Williams steps up

    Williams steps up

    Cohuna local Wade Williams has been appointed director of infrastructure and development at Gunnawarra Shire Council. In 2018 he joined the council as a project…

  • Parking reminder

    Parking reminder

    VISITORS to the central business districts within the Gannawarra Shire have been urged to adhere to parking restrictions, especially as Christmas nears. Timed parking arrangements…

  • Pollen peak on the way

    Pollen peak on the way

    HAY fever and asthma sufferers face a “particularly challenging” late spring and early summer, as data reveals the earliest start to the pollen season in…

  • Brigade’s day a real blast

    Brigade’s day a real blast

    IT may have been delayed for a year but the Cohuna Fire Brigade’s centenary was a huge success. The community came out in force to…

  • October rain peters out after wet start

    October rain peters out after wet start

    Gannawarra Shire recorded aver­age rainfall and temperatures in ­October. The district recorded 38.6mm of rain last month, slightly above the 37.3mm long-term average. The bulk…

  • Time to cut fire risk

    Time to cut fire risk

    MINIMISING the risk of fire is the responsibility of all residents across Gannawarra Shire as the fire danger period begins. The fire danger period began…

  • Community bus review gets rolling

    Community bus review gets rolling

    THE Cohuna and Leitchville communities are invited to contribute their thoughts about the future of the Cohuna Community Bus. Cohuna Community Bus Incorporated committee chairman…

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