News
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A fish called Wanda goes on an amazing journey
AN Australian freshwater catfish has been dubbed Wanda after a remarkable wander across four northern Victorian waterways. Freshwater catfish are generally considered a non-migratory species,…
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Hundreds have their say on kerbside collection
RESIDENTS have just over a week to be in the running to win one of five $50 Mastercard pre-paid vouchers by completing a 10-minute survey…
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Learn about space these school holidays
FAMILIES will be able to experience space-themed art and craft activities for children of all ages next month thanks to the Gannawarra Library Service’s school…
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Water on the table at Barham
A REGIONAL backlash is boiling over as frustrated farmers and community leaders prepare to take their fight against the Murray-Darling Basin Plan to the public…
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Duck hunting season opens
THE Victorian duck hunting season began this week with a small number of wetlands closed to shooters, but the decision has reignited the long-running battle…
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Royal Commission push back
A FIERY clash in Federal Parliament has reignited the bitter fight over the future of the Murray-Darling Basin, with the federal environment minister rejecting claims…
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Exploring Quambatook
With a catchy motto like “land of wheat and wool, home of the tractor pull”, Quambatook is a must visit for outdoor enthusiasts. Located just…
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Social support group launched
Northern District Community Health has launched a new group that aims to keep residents socially connected. Developed for residents eligible for Commonwealth Home Support Program…
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Renewed bowel screening push
Gannawarra residents are urged to undertake a potentially life-saving free bowel cancer screening test. Residents aged 50 to 74 are automatically sent the test through…
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Sport
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Bowls Notes
KERANG CONGRATULATIONS to John Duckworth, Paul Taylor and Carol Pay, who were the only two-game winners at Social Bowls on Tuesday. The popular Black Duck…
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Swans adding to nest
The Moulamein Football Netball Club is calling on local teenagers to lace up their football boots, with the club urgently seeking more players to help…
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Golf Notes
KERANG Ladies Monthly Medal Stroke – Wednesday, March 11 THE ladies (15) finally made it onto the course in fine weather – possibly for the…
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Rams shock win
Murray Downs 2 have stunned their senior clubmates to claim the Murray Valley Playing Area midweek pennant division one premiership, producing a major upset in…
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Raiders redemption
Barham-Koondrook have claimed redemption in dramatic fashion, edging out RSL in a thrilling finish to secure their first SHDCA A grade premiership on Saturday afternoon.…
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Rams make history
MURRAY Downs have claimed victory their very first Northern Valley premiership with a nail-biting finish that went down to the very last end. The final…
Entertainment
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A moving portrait of love after loss
IN a visually gentle yet emotionally intense drama, Reminders of Him tells the redeeming tale of what happens when you find unexpected love in the…
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Extraordinary line-up comes back to life
THE Traveling Wilburys are finally hitting the stage – at least, in spirit – as The Traveling Wilburys Collection tribute brings one of rock’s most…
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Scream slashes into new era
SIDNEY Prescott proves she’s still in her final girl prime as she goes up against Ghostface once again, proving that survival isn’t just about making…
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A luminous reimagining of Shakespeare’s greatest loss
IN A tragedy that explores both love and loss, Hamnet premiered in Swan Hill this week, taking audiences on a devastating exploration of the heart-breaking…
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A new round of laughs
AFTER a brief spiritual journey to India to “find himself,” one of Australia’s best-loved comedians, Akmal Saleh, is back on home soil. And he’s back…
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Time out at Heritage Museum
FOLKS and families from far and wide came down to the Kerang Heritage Museum to marvel at the many relics of yesteryear. Despite a patch…
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New bishop anointed
THE region has a new Catholic Bishop following the ordination of a new cleric to the top job at the Diocese of Ballarat. Held on…
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A new light shines on Sea Lake – exploring neighbouring shires
SEA Lake has added a spectacular new chapter to its tourism story with the completion of its long-awaited silo illumination project. After six years of…
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Sally returns from Japanese adventure
I am pretty excited for this week , actually just tomorrow evening specifically when Sally returns from her first globe trotting adventure. Flying in from…
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Exploring Mystic Park and Kangaroo Lake
Blink and you’ll miss it, Mystic Park is a hidden gem that is conveniently situated halfway between Swan Hill and Kerang, and is also home…
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Nationals push to protect prime farmland with new federal Bill
THE Nationals have moved to block taxpayer funding for energy and mining projects on Australia’s best farming land, unveiling a new Bill they say is…
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Basin leaders meet as water plan review looms
NEARLY 200 leaders from across the Murray-Darling Basin gathered in Brisbane last week to debate the future of water management, with northern Victorian councils warning…
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Drag bingo returns to Cohuna, Boort
AFTER a hugely popular sold-out event last year, drag bingo is returning to The Big Cohuna Stockyard this Friday followed by an event at the…
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Dairy industry reunites
VICTORIA’S dairy farmers will again be represented by a single body, following a reunification agreement. The Victorian Farmers Federation confirmed that United Dairyfarmers of Victoria…
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Fuel supply critical for farms
CITY dwellers are being urged to swap their cars for public transport and the government to make public transport free as the fuel crisis lingers.…
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Is H7 aimed at ‘blokes’?
Haval has gone for a rugged, almost retro-look with its new the mid-sized H7 Hybrid, emphasised by bolt-on mudguard flares. Well, they look like they…