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Young in the market for language
MILDURA Primary School preps put their business skills to the test yesterday at the 10th annual Prep Market Day.Preps were swept off their feet by…
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Pruning tips make the cut
DRIED vine fruit growers in Sunraysia have begun pruning their vines, which will help pave the way for the new season.Valuable pruning tips were on…
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Brizzi named head of alleged drug syndicate: Cash, ice buried
MEMBERS of an alleged Mildura drug syndicate, which is accused of trafficking at least $1 million worth of ice, have made a bid for bail.We’re…
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Couple honoured for life of achievements
AN Irymple couple have been recognised for their years of service to their town and the Irymple Progress Association.Husband and wife Edward and Colleen Geyer…
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Stefano boils over TV ‘rip-off’
CELEBRITY chef Stefano de Pieri has described the MasterChef Australia episode filmed at the Mildura salt pan as a “rip-off”. He joined many residents who expressed their…
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Chance to learn from the masters
WATCH a blank canvas become a masterpiece each Tuesday at the Riverfront Gallery.Each week members of the Mildura Art Group can be seen working on…
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Mildura RSL’s new look shines
THE new-look Mildura RSL has received “very positive feedback”, according to its chief executive Kim Archibald.The external light show has now been switched on and…
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Volunteers fight cactus menace
VICTORIAN National Parks Association volunteers are playing a crucial role in eradicating cactus in the Hattah-Kulkyne National Park.Early results from a survey of the area…
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Bootleg band surfin’ in
SUNRAYSIA Beach Boys lovers can relive the classics this July with tribute band The Bootleg Beach Boys set to perform in Mildura.Direct from the UK,…
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Danger Zone: Driver’s plea to fix intersection
A RED Cliffs resident involved in a crash at the notorious Irymple Avenue and Fifteenth Street intersection has renewed calls for the “dangerous” road to…
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Nic packs the heat
IT was by complete accident that Nic Hale found himself performing as a Sydney Hotshot.Twelve months ago Hale never imagined he would perform regularly in…
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Tower fire fears: Flammable cladding ‘could be in Sunraysia’
MILDURA building surveyor Brent Williams says flammable cladding believed to have caused the deadly Grenfell Tower fire in London could be fitted to some Sunraysia…
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