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  • From teacher to nana in a timely manner

    From teacher to nana in a timely manner

    AN early childhood educator at Mallee Track Health and Community Service’s Ouyen kindergarten has lead her last group of children, written up her last program,…

  • NDIS to raise standards

    NDIS to raise standards

    MANDATORY registration will be required for Supported Independent Living (SIL) and platform-based service providers under the National Disability Insurance Scheme from 1 July 2026. Mandatory…

  • 2025 in pictures

    2025 in pictures

    Sunraysia Daily staff photographer Ben Gross has compiled his favourite photographs from 2025. Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

  • Massive energy project hits major milestone

    Massive energy project hits major milestone

    AUSTRALIA’S largest energy project connecting three states’ power grids and contributing to the nation’s net zero ambitions has reached a major milestone. Construction of more…

  • PALM workers report concerns

    PALM workers report concerns

    THE Migrant Justice Institute’s latest report has identified that Pacific workers are facing ongoing issues with employer noncompliance despite built-in program protections. The Pacific Australia…

  • Free travel for every child

    Free travel for every child

    THE new year will bring in free public transport for travellers under the age of 18. Anyone aged under 18 is eligible for the new…

  • Singer embraces her second act

    Singer embraces her second act

    ACCORDING to local performer Nicole Matthews, there is no time to put her feet up and chill after years of working in teaching and real…

  • Jacaranda exhibit to bloom

    Jacaranda exhibit to bloom

    THE Jacaranda Art Prize will be back this weekend with more than 60 works set for display at Workspace 3496 + Gallery. Themed on the…

  • Military museum on the march

    Military museum on the march

    THE artefacts at the Wentworth Military Collection are on the move to the BMEET Art Gallery in Coomealla. The current location in Sandwych Street at…

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  • Who will be the champ of champs?

    Who will be the champ of champs?

    FIVE time reigning Champion of Champions, Glenn Scott, from the Euston Bowls Club will line up to defend his title at Coomealla Bowls Club Saturday…

  • Holy’s spin earns national nod

    Holy’s spin earns national nod

    FORMER Mildura resident Makenzie Holy has been carving out a reputable name for herself on the national junior sporting scene after being selected to represent…

  • Table tennis award winners

    Table tennis award winners

    THE Sunraysia Table Tennis Association has concluded their successful summer pennant last week. Pennant winners and trophy winners. Bill Rowe and Kevin Johns Perpetual Shield…

  • Teen rules local one point slam

    Teen rules local one point slam

    THIRTEEN-year-old local tennis champ Aydin Yazici has evolved his talents significantly in 2025 and claimed more success on his fast-rising pathway last weekend after winning…

  • How’s the season tracking for SCA Division 1?

    How’s the season tracking for SCA Division 1?

    FIVE teams are realistically in the hunt for post-season action at the halfway point of the Sunraysia Cricket Association’s First Division competition. But before play…

  • Speedway sensation takes national title

    Speedway sensation takes national title

    MILDURA Motorcycle Club rider Blake Schlein at just 12 years old delivered a scintillating performance against the nation’s best juniors this past weekend, dominating the…

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  • Stars pay tribute to Redford

    Stars pay tribute to Redford

    HOLLYWOOD: Jane Fonda, Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese are among Hollywood figures paying tribute to screen legend Robert Redford, who died at his home aged…

  • Lantern festival shines in Robinvale

    Lantern festival shines in Robinvale

    PERRIN Street came alive last Friday as the Rotary Club of Robinvale Euston hosted the annual Robinvale Lantern Festival. The event drew a large and…

  • Behind the curtain

    Behind the curtain

    BIOGRAPHIES are consistently one of the most popular collections in our Libraries where we can find the backstory on famous lives and different perspectives on…

  • Author to drop-in to Robinvale

    Author to drop-in to Robinvale

    THE Robinvale Library is gearing up for a feel-good, laugh-out-loud literary afternoon with the launch of What Did I Miss?, the debut romantic comedy from…

  • New-look hospital to blend past with present

    New-look hospital to blend past with present

    AFTER the sneak peek of the new Wentworth Health Service redevelopment on the banks of the Darling River, people will be looking for reasons to…

  • What’s on this weekend?

    What’s on this weekend?

    FRIDAY ngaratya – together, us group, all in it together Mildura Arts Centre SIX Barkandji/Barkindji artists Nici Cumpston, Zena Cumpston, David Doyle, Kent Morris, Adrianne…

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  • Community gather for Christmas breakfast

    Community gather for Christmas breakfast

    THE Mildura Seventh-Day Adventist Church held a special free community breakfast on Christmas day, serving more than 100 locals. A team of volunteers from the…

  • Scholarships on offer for descendants

    Scholarships on offer for descendants

    FIRST year university and TAFE students who are direct descendants of Australian and New Zealand veterans are eligible for an $8000 scholarship. Descendants of veterans…

  • Get to know your country with new app

    Get to know your country with new app

    AS you pack your bags and load up your phones with music and podcasts, ready for long family trips to holiday destinations, you might consider…

  • School facilities ‘not up to scratch’

    School facilities ‘not up to scratch’

    SUNRAYSIA’S public schools have been revealed to be lagging behind those across the state following an assessment of their conditions, according to documents obtained under…

  • Ross River virus risk rises

    Ross River virus risk rises

    HOLIDAY makers and residents of regional Victoria are being urged to protect themselves from mosquito bites following recent detections of Ross River virus in mosquito…

  • High temp causes hot car warnings

    High temp causes hot car warnings

    WITH warmer conditions forecast across Victoria and sustained heat expected in some regional centres, parents and families are being warned of the potentially life-threatening danger…

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