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Welfare rises keep people in poverty, says Mallee Family Care
MALLEE Family Care (MFC) chief executive Teresa Jayet says increases in social support payments are not parallel with the cost of living. The boost, kicking…
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Fatigue ‘likely’ cause of accident near Teddywaddy
A ROBINVALE man is lucky to be alive after his vehicle left the Calder Highway, rolled and hit several trees. The man was travelling two…
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Mandatory vaccination for all NSW police employees
FOLLOWING the escalation of cases of the delta strain in NSW and the significant risk the virus poses to both employees and the broader community,…
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Snakes on the slither again
SNAKES are starting to emerge in the Mallee from their winter hibernation to bask in the sun and search for food and a mate. Department…
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Richmond stars message to Swan Hill College
STUDENTS at Swan Hill College have received a special surprise from a football great. Three-time premiership player (2017, 2019 and 2020) and three-time Coleman Medallist…
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Scrap border permits, says MP
MEMBER for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell is urging the state government to scrap the border permit system for residents travelling between Victoria and New South…
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COVID-19 fragments detected in Balranald’s sewerage system
A POP-UP COVID-19 testing site has been set up in Balranald after fragments of the virus were detected in Balranald’s sewerage system. Far West Local…
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Protect yourself against Q fever
FARMERS working with livestock should be rolling up their sleeves to get the Q fever vaccination. Q fever is an illness caused by the bacteria…
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Sheep flocking to the sale
KERANG’s Geoff Davey had a record-breaking last year with his sheep sales, selling his prime lamb for up to $3400 per head, and he’s hoping…
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Moulamein Notes with China Gibson September 17
WE are free – almost We have finally been let out of lockdown. Just remember, just because we are allowed out, the same rules still…
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