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THESE school holidays, children will head to outer space. Running from June 29 to July 8, Gannawarra Library Service’s school holiday program is all about…

GANNAWARRA will celebrate Reconciliation next month with a walk through the streets of Kerang and festivities at the Sir John Gorton Library. Gannawarra Shire Council,…

MURRABIT dairy farmer John Archard doesn’t do anything flying by the seat of his pants. It takes skill to milk cows and precision to dangle…

FROM little things big things grow rings true for author Leonie Kelsall, who visits Kerang next month. From the bestselling author of The Farm at…

CHILDREN and families of all abilities are in the sights of Gannawarra Council after it was awarded $1 million from the state government to build…

LOCAL business owners wanting to learn how to create sales from their emails and build an online presence are encouraged to sign up for one…

THE federal government’s new agriculture visa is “so appallingly” that it will lead to “further exploitation” of temporary migrant workers, a leading expert says. Dr…

WHILE patience is wearing thin, Gannawarra businesses are cautiously optimistic with the further easing of restrictions in Victoria, allowing travellers from Melbourne to spend in…

THIS is the most significant market access outcome for Australian rice exports in any recent free trade agreement (FTA), according to Moulamein rice grower Laurie…

MALLEE farmers will have access to more seasonal workers after the federal government struck a deal with the UK to help pave the way for…

A FIRST of its kind, the weir at Avoca River in Quambatook will come alive, with water and tourists alike flowing in. Member for Northern…

AWARD-winning Melbourne comedian, musician and artist Jude Perl wants to tell you she has a face. Perl is bringing her personal comedic show, I Have…