News
-
Gypsy larrikin set for the Setts
IT’S a long drive from Coolangatta to Mildura, especially when it’s hot, and you have a caravan full of little kids to try and entertain.…
-
Psychic expo to unlock the unseen
THE Mildura Holistic and Psychic Expo may be the perfect place for people to come and chat to others who exist in a different realm.…
-
Accommodating homes open for inspection
TWO high physical support Specialist Disability Accommodation homes will be open for inspection next month. The three-bedroom and two-bedroom shared homes, designed with comfort, accessibility,…
-
Tickets open for fishing fundraiser
MORE than $10,000 worth of prizes will be available in the 2026 Garmin Nangiloc Stress Less Fishing Classic fundraiser. The annual March long weekend contest…
-
Historic paddle steamer revitalised
THE oldest paddle steamer on the Murray will celebrate her 130th birthday at the end of the month. The P.S. Daisy was constructed and launched…
-
Local art a feast for the eyes
MOST Aussie kids grew up with a tin of Milo in the pantry, a big jar of Vegemite, and, if you were lucky, a giant…
-
Peeps into the Past – 11 – 17 January: Howzat!
PRESENTED by Mildura and District Historical Society and compiled by Mildura Rural City Council Libraries. 100 YEARS AGO COMMON: Following on from the discussion that…
-
Challenge on the page
2026 brings a new reading year and you know what that means – a chance to complete a new year of reading challenges! Look no…
-
Support available
Jacinta Allan Premier of Victoria UNLESS you’ve lived in a rural community, it can be hard to fully grasp what a week like this really…
-
John bows out at the top of his game
2026 is already beginning to look markedly different for Mildura’s John O’Connor. After more than 40 years chasing down some of Victoria’s most hardened criminals…
-
Free assistance for NSW irrigators
THE New South Wales Government has expanded the powers of the state’s Energy and Water Ombudsman to help speed up resolutions on irrigation disputes. The…
-
More committed to eID rollout
THE New South Wales State government will spend a further $2 million to continue the NSW Sheep and Goat Electronic Identification Device (eID) Equipment rebate…
Digital Editions
Real Estate
