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July 2019

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

Arts & Entertainment

Call to support Mildura arts scene even during shutdown

MILDURA’S arts community has gone into shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, with local arts figures now calling for people to support artists however they can.

Church finds online way to keep services going

SACRED Heart Parish Mildura has found a way to stay connected in these isolating times.

Plea to reconsider giving up your pets

SUNRAYSIA residents looking to surrender their pets due to the COVID-19 pandemic are being urged to think twice.