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Drug user busted twice in three days
A MILDURA man who was twice caught with a stash of drugs in three days following police raids has been ordered to complete unpaid community…
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Community urged to remain SunSmart
MALLEE residents have been urged to maintain consistent sun protection with new data showing regional Victorians are more likely to be diagnosed with, and die…
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Writers fest now self published
THE Mildura Writers Festival recently established its inaugural board after registering as a stand-alone charitable entity. In April last year, outgoing artistic director Donata Carrazza…
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MFC give children chances
MALLEE Family Care has announced the latest round of recipients for the Chances For Children Foundation scholarships. Eleven students have received the scholarships from the…
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More chances to volunteer
LOCAL not-for-profit Sunassist is encouraging people to become volunteers and help out with the organisation’s range of services. Sunassist provides assistance and support for members…
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Delayed report stokes CFA funding row
GOVERMENT funding for the CFA has been boosted for the first time in five years, a delayed report shas shown. Victoria’s State Government has faced…
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Grape group joins new trade network
THE Australian Table Grapes Association is one of 40 national bodies joining the Australian Government’s new Trade Diversification Network aimed at supporting exporters’ growth into…
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Radio host receives third nomination
LOCAL radio host Mark Eckel is set to head to Tamworth after being named a finalist in the Australian Country Music People’s Choice Awards for…
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Fire up for beer, music, and whiskey
VEGANS beware – the first Fully Blown BBQ Festival is coming to the lawns of the Gateway Mildura on Saturday 7 March. And in true…
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Teens charged after crime spree
TWO boys aged 13 were among six teenagers arrested in Mildura following a spate of alleged offending, including an aggravated home invasion, this month. It…
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Items for auction following museum closure
ANYBODY who is in the market for a vintage wool press, shearing plants, old sewing machines, and farming equipment from the early 1900s, can go…
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Water advocacy body seeks fresh voices
THE co-founder and chair for the Speak Up campaign has announced she will not seek re-election, wrapping up more than a decade of work with…
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