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Merino theft link to killing refuted
THE family of slain Ouyen farmer Richard Wills has dismissed rumours he was targeted by organised livestock thieves, as police continue to hunt his alleged…
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Citizens welcomed
AUSTRALIA’S newest citizens were welcomed at ceremonies in Robinvale and Swan Hill on Wednesday, concluding many long journeys to call Australia home. Wamba Wemba Elder…
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Three-way Nationals race looms
A THREE-way contest is set to decide the next Nationals candidate for one of northern Victoria’s safest seats, with party members to choose a successor…
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Cracking a blossoming career
A MALLEE farm boy turned engineer has taken out one of agriculture’s top honours, after forging a career that blends tractors, technology and cracks open…
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Little gardeners play in the sun
FAMILIES soaked up some autumn sun this week at the third annual Fun for Little Gardeners event at George Lay Park, making the most of…
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Motown magic hits as Big Chill comes alive
A HIT film that helped revive a music empire is roaring back to life, with powerhouse voices and a live band bringing the soul of…
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Qantas growth ‘forced Mildura closure’
MILDURA’S Qantas services will remain unchanged despite the air carrier cutting domestic flights, while adding international capacity, as it faces a potential $800 million hit…
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Communities encouraged to speak up
VICTORIAN Farmers Federation is calling on regional community members to make submissions to the Murray Darling Basin Plan Review. Consultation for the 2026 review opened…
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Fuel theft risk
POLICE are keeping a close watch on farm and fuel theft across the region, warning vigilance is key as farmers head into the critical sowing…
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Homebush Rodeo rides back into town
BALRANALD Shire is gearing up to welcome thousands of cowboys, cowgirls, and spectators to the region as the annual Homebush Rodeo makes a triumphant return…
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