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Funding to strengthen volunteer emergency services
GRANTS are now open to support local volunteer organisations to strengthen frontline capability and volunteer safety. The latest round of Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program…
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Golfer fined for ‘invasive’ video
A VETERAN golfer who filmed the genital and anal region of a teenage girl he partnered in competition has been placed on a bond for…
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‘Merino Mafia’ link ruled out in Ouyen murder investigation
POLICE say there is no evidence to suggest the involvement of an organised crime network stealing livestock in the murder of an Ouyen farmer early…
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CCO for assault following cheating accusation
A FARM worker has pleaded guilty to punching his partner to the face during an argument about another male he believed she was cheating with…
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Karters to boost local economy
MILDURA will this weekend play host to yet another national motorsport championship, cementing the region’s reputation as a major events destination. The SKAA Australian Speedway…
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New grant for Euston road
BALRANALD Shire Council recently received a new Australian Government grant that will help upgrade a popular road east of Euston. The $6.18 million project will…
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Anzac warning for road users
SUNRAYSIA motorists are being urged to take extra care on the roads this weekend following a shocking spike in collisions throughout April. A three-day statewide…
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Training enhances community services
A JUSTICE of the Peace is a voluntary position that fulfils many roles, including certifying documents and signing statutory declarations, affidavits, and wills. With this…
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Water restrictions as lakes near critical low
THE New South Wales Government has imposed temporary water restrictions along the Barwon-Darling River and its northern tributaries after active storage in the upper Menindee…
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Ouyen fend off fast finishing Tigers
A GUSTY last quarter saved Ouyen United from a determined third quarter comeback from Red Cliffs in a seesawing encounter on the new court at…
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Walkers step up for Parkinson’s
THE Mildura community wore red on Sunday in support of the Slow Walk for Parkinson’s, which has been running for 15 years. This year’s event…
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Police on lookout for wanted pair
POLICE are appealing for public assistance to help locate two people who are known to frequent the Mildura area. Fifty-one-year-old Frank Tuorczi is wanted on…
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