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  • Celebrating Meran oasis

    Celebrating Meran oasis

    The inaugural Lake Meran Festival will be held on February 18, celebrating the lake, abundant fish, and more significantly, fresh water turtle species that call…

  • Have your say

    Have your say

    GANNAWARRA Shire residents will have the chance to provide feedback on the council’s performance over the next two months. Independent market research agency National Field…

  • Duck hunt could get reprieve

    Duck hunt could get reprieve

    THE Victorian Government is reportedly poised to ignore the recommendation of a parliamentary inquiry to outlaw recreational duck hunting. The government initiated the inquiry when…

  • $400m battery project starts

    $400m battery project starts

    CONSTRUCTION of a $400 million battery energy storage system near Kerang is underway as part of the State Government’s commitment to establishing a renewable energy…

  • Daimlers on display

    Daimlers on display

    More than 30 vintage Daimlers will be on display at the Kerang Historical Museum on Sunday, March 17, as a part of a national rally…

  • Dry weather road warning

    Dry weather road warning

    Drivers are ignoring road signs across the Shire resulting in unsafe, damaged surfaces that are costly to repair. Dry weather only roads have been particularly…

  • Young citizen of year

    Young citizen of year

    GETTING out and giving back to her local community has given this year’s Gannawarra Shire Council Young Citizen of the Year a big confidence boost.…

  • Info sessions on wind farm

    Info sessions on wind farm

    THE renewable energy company behind a planned wind farm in the Gannawarra Shire will hold two community information sessions next month. RES (Renewable Energy Systems)…

  • Rate cap gets cut

    Rate cap gets cut

    RATE increases later this year will need to be kept under 2.75 per cent by Victorian councils. Local Government Minister Mel­issa Horne announced the cap…

  • Fund cut a ‘great travesty’

    Fund cut a ‘great travesty’

    THE director of a popular community leadership program claims the Victorian Government’s decision not to extend funding was motivated by its financial woes. Loddon Murray…

  • Writer’s sea change

    Writer’s sea change

    KERANG’S Sir John Gorton Library and Cohuna libraries hosted award-winning children’s author Susea Spray last week for reading and activity sessions with her first book,…

  • La Nina lifts bushfire risk

    La Nina lifts bushfire risk

    FIRE risk management in the Mallee has had a “good outcome” despite a “challenging” fuel reduction period. Fuel-driven bushfire risk across the region has increased…

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