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  • From Nyah West farm to a key ADF role

    From Nyah West farm to a key ADF role

    THE Premier might be the most powerful man in Victoria, but there is also an army of people behind him doing the heavy lifting. None…

  • Going the distance to protect community

    Going the distance to protect community

    A COMMUNITY effort to fortify three kilometres of flood levee by carrying thousands of sandbags “over long distances” has created hope that Kenley residents and…

  • Lake Coomaroop gates open

    Lake Coomaroop gates open

    TOOLEYBUC residents are hoping the opening of Lake Coomaroop will help reduce flooding in the area. The shallow ephemeral lake, which is privately managed by…

  • Christmas appeal to go around the world

    Christmas appeal to go around the world

    The Grain Shed has been hard at work collecting donations for their annual Christmas Shoebox Hamper Appeal this week. Generous community members have been putting…

  • Buzz-arre sighting as bees swarm Swan Hill sedan

    Buzz-arre sighting as bees swarm Swan Hill sedan

    THE closer Alison Bradley walked to her car, the sooner she realised it wasn’t mud on the side of the door – rather, it was…

  • Mallee wakeboard venue praised

    Mallee wakeboard venue praised

    OUYEN Lake has been lauded as the best wakeboarding venue in Australia after successfully hosting the Mildura Classic at the weekend. Wakeboard Victoria president Wade…

  • Wet delays fire danger period

    Wet delays fire danger period

    IF you’ve been putting off having a bonfire to get rid of rubbish from a backyard clean-up or a burn-off to clear an overgrown paddock,…

  • GMW customer payment leeway

    GMW customer payment leeway

    GOULBURN-Murray Water (GMW) is extending payment deadlines and prioritising customer credit refunds to customers impacted by the floods. Flood incident and recovery general manager Daniel…

  • Moulamein community effort keeps flood at bay

    Moulamein community effort keeps flood at bay

    MOULAMEIN is ready. Local Rural Fire Service captain Alesha Buckley believes her community is “as prepared as we can be” amid the rising waters in…

  • Emergency services stay on alert for rain

    Emergency services stay on alert for rain

    DESPITE the early peak of the Murray River at Swan Hill on Tuesday, the prospect of further rain is keeping emergency services on alert. The…

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