editors-picks
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Moulamein man makes the ultimate football comeback
MOULAMEIN footballer Cory Goodwin had to learn to kick the pill on his other foot after losing his right leg in a car crash four…
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CFA chief on hand to help brigade
IT’S not every day you race to the fire station to respond to a call out and see the chief officer donning the yellow overalls.…
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NSW government abolishes EV stamp duty
THE New South Wales government will abolish stamp duty on electric vehicles (EVs) and offer drivers other incentives as part of a $500 million plan…
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Social housing need is ‘dire’
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says more towns, including Kerang, need funding for social housing as “desperate people” come through his doors in “dire…
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A good win for Cory back on the field
MOULAMEIN footballer Cory Goodwin had to lean to kick the pill on his other foot after losing his right leg in a car accident four…
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Students don crazy hair for charity
HAIR went a little crazy to celebrate the end of term at Kerang Christian College recently. Students celebrated term two finishing on June 25 by…
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Mural artist is prepared with local Scouts
STRANDED in Australia with borders closed and sick of looking at the same four walls, street artist Shaun Deveney has left his mark on Cohuna.…
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Sporting $10k community support
THE Kerang Sports and Entertainment Venue has again provided community grants to dozens of local non-profit community groups. The presentation, held at the Sporties on…
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Roaring success for Cohuna Lions changeover
A STALWART of Cohuna Lions has been re-elected president for a second term. Norm Walkington’s team was also inducted at the 59th annual changeover dinner,…
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Kayak launcher installed on Loddon River
KAYAKERS will no longer have to awkwardly navigate entry into the Loddon River after a kayak launch was installed within the Kerang Regional Park last…
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Hauling more lifesaving devices
PUBLIC halls around Gannawarra now have access to lifesaving defibrillators thanks to council and federal government funding. Council recently used funds from its $2 million…
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Gradual sight changes in 40s and 50s
IF you’re heading into your 40s and 50s, you can expect to notice gradual changes in your vision that are a perfectly normal part of…
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