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Merbein wins tight tussle
IT seems Merbein’s A Grade netballers, who came out two-goal victors against ladder cellar dwellers, Red Cliffs, at Compound Accounting Park on Saturday, are more…
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Tippa turns Tigers topsy turvy
THANK goodness the SFNL senior footy game between Merbein and Red Cliffs was a great, nail-biting 10-point win for the Magpies out at Compound Accounting…
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Teachers strike pay deal
VICTORIAN teachers have reached an agreement with the state government that will increase pay to $151,419 by 2029. The latest in-principle agreement was announced on…
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Golf round-up from across the region
Coomealla Coomealla Golf Club Coming Events: Wednesday 20/05/26- Stableford. Friday 22/05/26 –9-Hole Medley Stableford. Saturday 23/05/26 – Par. Sunday 24/05/26 –18-hole and 9-hole Medley Stableford.…
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Fatal turn to car theft
THREE Mildura teenagers were involved in a fatal vehicle crash near Woosang on Saturday morning. A 14-year-old boy was declared deceased at the scene, while…
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Men’s masterclass in glass
DARETON’s Allan Taylor is a very creative man. Amongst painting and photography, he is a skilled glass artist and is bringing his marble, paper weight…
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Wenty funds skin truck’s return
WENTWORTH Shire Council has supplied its share of a $33,000 fund to bring the Mildura Base Public Hospital’s Skin Check Truck over the river. The…
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Best foot forward for autism
MUM-of-three Lex Valentich has been tracking her daily steps throughout May in a journey to raise awareness of the realities of autism and celebrate children…
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Farmers focused on roads
FARMERS are optimistic following the latest Federal Budget’s $10.7 billion fuel and fertiliser package, but say more is needed to support the movement of supply…
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Fourth-quarter fade hurts Heat
IT seems to be one step forward, one step back for the Mildura Heat women’s team so far this Big V Division One basketball season.…
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Becker return spoiled by ruthless Roos
IT was not the homecoming Christie Becker would have envisioned in her first return to George Gordon Oval since departing Wentworth to take over as…
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Family, Indigenous legacy drives new Swans recruit
FROM the Northern Territory to the SCG, rising AFL star Malcolm Rosas Jnr is adding to his grandmother’s legacy. Darwin-born Rosas hopes to inspire another…
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Cats flip the script
CHRIS Fagan admits his Brisbane Lions will relish an extended break as the coach explained Dayne Zorko’s late scratching before Geelong’s dominant Gabba win. The…
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Clarkson speaks on ’disturbing’ effect of coach axings
FOUR-time AFL premiership winner Alastair Clarkson has expressed his frustration at the “disturbing” effect a coach moving on mid-season can have. Just two days after…
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NSW hero ‘would’ve walked home’ if clutch play failed
RUGBY LEAGUE: Teagan Berry would have made herself walk home from Suncorp Stadium in the dark had she not pulled off the try-saving tackle that…
Entertainment
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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Transforming city’s laneways
A NEW splash of colour is set to brighten Mildura’s growing laneway art scene, with Sunraysia Residential Services (SRS) joining forces with BLK MLK to…
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In shock at Labor betrayal
At the May 2025 Federal Election, Labor said nothing about new taxes on savings, housing or trusts. In fact, Labor had sworn off such big…
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A plan for Victoria’s future starts in the regions
I get it. You’re exhausted. Exhausted by rising power bills, soaring taxes, crumbling roads and the growing feeling that you are paying more but getting…
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Praise for public works
Presented by Mildura & District Historical Society Compiled by Judy Hyde for Mildura Rural City Council Libraries 100 YEARS AGO LOCK-UP: The Public Works Department…
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A fine Farrer bunch
I would like to congratulate David Farley, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party, for winning the Federal Seat of Farrer. Mr Farley has acted with great…
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Service for palliative care patients
LOVED ones who have received care through the Sunraysia Community Health Services palliative care service will be honoured in a special memorial service on Sunday.…
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Applications closing for Variety Heart Scholarships
FAMILIES across Australia are being urged to act quickly, with just 10 days remaining to apply for the 2026 Variety Heart Scholarships. The scholarships provide…
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Doctor farewells home of 20 years
WHEN Dr Ajay Chowdhry talks about Sunraysia, it’s evident that the decision to leave Mildura, and the medical practice that’s been his second home for…
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Benetook Farm serves up pickleball fun
ONE of the world’s fastest growing sports, pickleball, is making its way to the Benetook farm, courtesy of a $15,000 grant from the Australian Government’s…
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Stitching together skills for migrants
THE age-old craft of crochet has been a great support to migrants and refugees settling in Mildura, encouraging connections and friendships over stitch markers and…