News
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All eyes on what Wakefield can do
THE Eagles A Grade netballers enter season 2026 with a renewed sense of purpose, led by newly appointed head coach Courtney Wakefield. Returning to a…
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Psyche Bend Pumps roar back to life
THE historic Psyche Bend Pumps will roar back to life this Easter, offering visitors a rare glimpse into Sunraysia’s irrigation past. On Sunday 5 April…
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NSW regulator adjusts water rise
THE NSW pricing regulator has released its latest draft of the maximum prices that can be charged for regional water services, following a year of…
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Bunny bops at Easter parade
NICHOLS Point Primary School’s gym was alive with the sounds of K-Pop Demon Hunters, Harry Styles, and Shakira as students from prep to grade 2…
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School is out for Mr P
A RED Cliffs science teacher has retired after 50 years spent in classrooms and building education pathways. Stanley “Mr P” Pietsch officially finished up work…
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Ford makes mark on Sunset Strip
THE region’s home of drag racing has got a new name and a new sponsor with one of Mildura’s most well known car dealerships getting…
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Local paramedics donate lifesaving tool
LOCAL paramedics are helping Red Cliffs reach the gold standard as a Heart Safe community with a new tool donated to the Mildura Gymnastics Centre.…
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Producers still tallying cost
DRIED fruit producers have said they are working to recuperate what they can after a frustrating season delayed and devastated produce. The season began with…
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Call for freight rail fix
OUYEN Inc has called on the Victorian and Federal governments to urgently complete the Murray Basin Rail Project and restore a direct rail link from…
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Call for climate change action
RESIDENTS in the Rural City of Mildura have been encouraged to consider taking a lead role in addressing climate change in the region. The Climate…
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Gran an inspiration for next gen nurse
A LOCAL first-year nursing has her grandmother to thank for her exciting first steps into her new degree. Charlee Vallender excitedly began her studies in…
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Accused teen ‘anxious’ for release
A TEENAGER accused of having influence among a group of youths aged as young as 13 in committing home invasions in Mildura is “anxious” to…













