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Migration policy sparks concern
The Coalition’s migration plan to deport tens of thousands of “unlawful non‑citizens” has prompted unease among some horticulture workers, with online community groups filling with…
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Energy and mining blueprint
A MASSIVE $27.7 billion wave of energy and mining projects could reshape north-west Victoria, with Swan Hill councillors backing a plan to prepare the region…
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Young leaders in focus
THE Lake Boga community marched along the lake to the Cenotaph at the Catalina Flying Boat Museum under late morning sun to commemorate Anzac Day…
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Nandaly marks first Anzac Day service
A DECADE after unveiling its roll of honour monument, the small Mallee township of Nandaly has hosted its inaugural Anzac Day ceremony, drawing a strong,…
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A message from Mayor Stuart King
May means business MAY is shaping up to be an exciting and energising month for our local business community, with the launch of May Means…
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The lucky country
The lucky country ANZAC Day is a sobering reminder of the cost Australians pay for war. Our sons and daughters, partners or parents who risk…
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Police blitz targets speeding
DRIVERS are being urged to slow down and stay vigilant this Anzac Day weekend following a deadly rise in Victoria’s road toll. Victoria Police has…
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Grants for projects a success
COMMUNITY groups across the Murray River Council region are celebrating after a fresh round of council funding delivered a welcome boost to local projects. The…
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Moulamein news
Grim water outlook WE ALL know we got a great start this year, with 100mm or so falling across our district. However, that was almost…
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On this day
As the sun rose on 25 April 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers bravely rowed towards the shores of Gallipoli, in a moment that would…
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