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Seed library lends a hand
ROBINVALE residents can save money on groceries by growing their own fresh produce, thanks to the Robinvale Library’s new Seed Library. The Seed Library aims…
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Governor to tour Balranald and region
GOVERNOR of New South Wales Margaret Beazley will tour the Balranald Shire tomorrow and Thursday. Among the destinations on the itinerary are Mungo National Park,…
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Carp action plea
THERE are new calls for governments to reduce the damage to rivers by European carp by releasing the much-anticipated carp herpes. A range of organisations…
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River Fatality: Robinvale ski race claims ‘big softy’
A 42-year-old father of two described as a “big bloody softy” with a “cheeky grin” has died from what is being described as a “freak…
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Fire stopped from spreading
THE quick actions of local firefighters have contained a fire that broke out on Saturday afternoon, stopping flames from spreading to surrounding paddocks. As temperatures…
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Cost shift ‘must stop’
MURRAY River Council has reacted to a report commissioned by Local Government NSW (LGNSW) showing the increase in cost-shifting has been accelerated by various NSW…
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Standing for council to ignite change
A GROUP of 120 Victorian women aspiring to be councillors are eager to ignite change within their local councils at this October’s elections. Among them…
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Speak Up goes quiet
“BURNT out” volunteers and an exhaustion of funds has been blamed for the community-based Speak Up Campaign going into recess. The group made the decision…
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Making a splash in the sky
SUNDAY will be a big day for Lake Boga as the seventh Splash Down & Rev Up gets under way at Lake Boga Flying Boat…
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Dancing tells family stories
BEFORE travelling to perform during the Adelaide Fringe Festival, a group of senior Aboriginal women have taken the chance to brush up on their moves…
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