Photos - September 19 2019

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Photos - September 19 2019

Sunraysia Daily Nov 01 2019

New School proposal. Leanne James, Vicky Muku and Laylah Alsaimary. Picture: Ben Gross

Jaala Pulford at Henderson College. Cross Boarder Commissioner Luke Wilson. Picture: Ben Gross

Jaala Pulford at Henderson College. Cross Boarder Commissioner Luke Wilson. Picture: Ben Gross

5 minutes in the sun. Chris John. Picture: Ben Gross

New School proposal. Leanne James, Vicky Muku and Laylah Alsaimary. Picture: Ben Gross

Intersection funding announcement. Road Safety Minister Jaala Pulford. Picture: Ben Gross

Mildura Health Fund.

Jaala Pulford at Henderson College. Sergeant Mark McDonald from Mildura Highway Patrol, Road Safety Minister Jaala Pulford and Member for Mildura Ali Cupper. Picture: Ben Gross

Patchwork expo preview. Chris John. Picture: Ben Gross

Kate Bourchier is heading off to the World Ironman Championships

ABI woodwork program. Participants in the program Troy Huggins and Glenys Ratcliffe. Picture: Ben Gross

Intersection funding announcement. Road Safety Minister Jaala Pulford and Member for Mildura Ali Cupper. Picture: Ben Gross

Intersection funding announcement. Road Safety Minister Jaala Pulford and Member for Mildura Ali Cupper. Picture: Ben Gross

Sunassist Motor Show Preview. Mildura Muscle Car Club members Ray Pratt, Les Norris, Tania Mckeon, Troy Dowley and Steve Koronis with Richard Garlick from Sunassist. Picture: Ben Gross

Photos - September 9 2019

Police & Courts

Two months in jail after attempt to evade Mildura police

A MAN who attempted to run from police while at the Mildura police station has been jailed for two months.

Art helps indigenous man escape prison life

IN Australia, indigenous adults are 16 times more likely to go to prison than non-indigenous men and more likely to go to jail than university.

Police & Courts

Court bid to freeze $1m of Cohrs assets succeeds

A MILDURA real estate agent is suing alleged killer Paul Cohrs for damages after witnessing the shooting death of Mr Cohrs’ brother at a Rufus River property last year, a court has heard.