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  • Cash incentive for cops

    Cash incentive for cops

    POLICE moving to work in Balranald will be backed with cash payments of up to $36,000. On Friday, the NSW Government announced it would offer…

  • Heavier trucks hit our roads harder, says Benham

    Heavier trucks hit our roads harder, says Benham

    MEMBER for Mildura Jade Benham used a member’s statement in parliament this week to discuss the state of roads in north-west Victoria, saying trucks are…

  • Buybacks move prompts irrigator rage

    Buybacks move prompts irrigator rage

    THE Federal Government’s announcement of a new round of water buybacks to help achieve key environmental targets in the controversial Murray-Darling Basin Plan has left…

  • Shots fired: shorter duck season pleases no one

    Shots fired: shorter duck season pleases no one

    DUCK hunters and anti-hunting activists have fired shots after the Victorian Government announced a shortened hunting season would go ahead, despite growing pressure to outlaw…

  • Bill aims at culturally safe care for Aboriginal children

    Bill aims at culturally safe care for Aboriginal children

    PUTTING Aboriginal self-determination at the forefront of child and family services and keeping families together is the aim of legislation introduced in Victorian Parliament last…

  • Swan Hill death in Mallee workplace toll

    Swan Hill death in Mallee workplace toll

    SIX people died in the Mallee last year as a result of work-related incidents. WorkSafe Victoria has released its annual data, which highlights the number…

  • Murray still leads for drownings

    Murray still leads for drownings

    THE Murray River remains the leading river in Australia for drownings, according to Royal Life Saving’s latest report. The report revealed 924 people drowned in…

  • Robinvale mourns Villers-Bretonneux mayor

    Robinvale mourns Villers-Bretonneux mayor

    A FORMER mayor of Villers-Bretonneux, and one of the architects of the 38-year twin-town relationship with Robinvale, has died. Dr Hubert Lelieur, who was mayor…

  • Grants for women’s wellbeing

    Grants for women’s wellbeing

    A LEADING health promotion agency in the region will provide $100,000 in grants for projects, events and activities supporting women’s health and wellbeing in flood-affected…

  • Councils warn of buybacks ‘divide and hurt’

    Councils warn of buybacks ‘divide and hurt’

    A LOCAL government advocacy group is urging state and federal water ministers to consider the “further divide and hurt” that water buybacks would cause. Federal…

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