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Enviro Edu 2019

Sunraysia Daily Mar 27 2020

EnviroEdu. Sarah Holmes with a Brush-Tailed Bettong.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Alex Holmes with a Black-Headed Python.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Alex Holmes with a Black-Headed Python.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Mali, 7, and Noah Holmes, 10, with a Squirrel Glider.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Sarah Holmes with a Tawny Frogmouth.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. The Holmes family. Mali and a Bearded Dragon, Alex with a Sand Goanna, Sarah and a Broad-Shelled Turtle and Noah with a Woma Python.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Sarah Holmes with a Brush-Tailed Bettong.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Sarah Holmes with a Tawny Frogmouth.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. The Holmes family. Mali and a Bearded Dragon, Alex with a Sand Goanna, Sarah and a Broad-Shelled Turtle and Noah with a Woma Python.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

EnviroEdu. Mali, 7, and Noah Holmes, 10, with a Squirrel Glider.Picture: Carmel Zaccone

Enviro Edu 2019

NSW sets up new Sunraysia coronavirus test sites

COVID-19 testing sites will increase on the New South Wales side of the border from Saturday.

MDAS presses on with services despite border delays

MALLEE District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) has assured clients that its service delivery would continue to operate at “COVID-normal” level, despite New South Wales shutting its border to Victorian residents.

MDAS coronavirus virus test gives fast result

COVID-19 spot testing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families is now available in Mildura.