Saturday, March 28, 2020

Opinion
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Awesome ride with Sunraysia Daily ‘family’

THE single most question I’ve been asked by my more junior colleagues in more than 30 years of journalism at Sunraysia Daily is: “How do I start this story?”

14 hours ago
Daily Matters

Our dedication to serve the community never wavered

WHEN storms ripped through Sunraysia on a Friday afternoon in November, 2016, the Sunraysia Daily was unable to be printed for the first time in its storied history.

14 hours ago
Saturday Serve

Thanks, from the heart

I SAT at my desk this week trying to figure out what my Last Serve was going to look like.

27 Mar 2020
Letters

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13 Feb 2020
Letters

Urgent call for regional medics

Reallocation of medical staff into rural areas is urgently needed to stay ahead of the increased demand expected due to the COVID-19 crisis. Experts are saying the medical workforce is going to be a key issue over the next few months and more needs...

27 Mar 2020
Letters

Where do we get news from now?

WHAT about us? Tomorrow Sunraysia Daily will cease to publish its paper along with three other regional papers – including Kerang – as a result of the Covid-19 virus and the subsequent decline in income. In the meantime, Sky News Across...

27 Mar 2020
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Cartoons

Broelman’s cartoon: March 27

Today’s cartoon from Broelman.

27 Mar 2020
Letters

Following a train of thought

MARIA Riedl (Txt The Editor, March 26) has once again attacked my stand on seeking the completion of the Murray Basin Rail Project, an essential service to this community. Ms Riedl rambles on about passenger trains, mayors and “open minded...

27 Mar 2020
Letters

Link with paper goes back long way

I WAS shocked to learn of your imminent shutdown, and hope fervently that you will be back in due course. Mildura is my family background: my grandfather established a furniture and toy shop in Langtree Avenue in the pioneer 1880s; my father Bert...

26 Mar 2020
Letters

Lest we forget country media

I UNDERSTAND Sunraysia Daily is ceasing its print edition this weekend. As a cadet journalist from 1959, I thank the management and staff, past and present, for that wonderful training opportunity. As I reflect on my rather swift 79 years (where...

26 Mar 2020
Cartoons

Broelman’s cartoon: March 26

Today’s cartoon from Broelman.

26 Mar 2020
Letters

Come back soon, Sunny Daily

RE Sunny Daily’s closure, “temporary” I hope. Everybody in Sunraysia will be the poorer for the cessation of printing by the “Sunny Daily” and I wish everyone well in these difficult times. I went to school with Bill Lanyon and worked for...

26 Mar 2020
Cartoons

Broelman’s cartoon: March 25

Today’s cartoon from Broelman.

25 Mar 2020
Letters

Rail buck stops with State Government

Ali Cupper needs to actually read the VAGO report into the Murray Basin Rail Upgrade before she makes any public comment. Cupper has stated: “The major political parties failed growers, transport providers and the economy by not completing the...

24 Mar 2020
Cartoons

Broelman’s cartoon: March 24

Today’s cartoon from Broelman.

24 Mar 2020
Letters

Positive angle needed in trying situation

Why report stories that are ridiculous? Vehicles with interstate number plates in supermarket car parks. Really? Filling their vehicles with the likes of toilet paper and pasta. Are we to man the barricades to stop people from down the highway...

24 Mar 2020
Letters

Social distancing rule not taken seriously

On Sunday morning, driving past a coffee shop in Mildura there would have been at least 20 people sitting out under the trees enjoying their coffees – and not one single person was adhering to the social distancing guidelines. Most of them were...

24 Mar 2020