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Wait the right choice
A STRONG record of schooling success has led Tooleybuc Central School (TCS) principal Melanie Wait to take on a principal advisory role next year. Ms…
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Fire risk cleared after media attention
THE vacant block in Splatt Street deemed a “shocking” fire risk by neighbours has been cleared following The Guardian’s article last Friday. Neighbour Owen Lewis…
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Lighting up public spaces
LOCALS and visitors can now enjoy a bright and colourful December, with the launch of Murray River Council’s (MRC) pop-up lighting trails. Temporary lighting projects…
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Couple join Balranald brigade
A COUPLE are the latest additions to the fire and rescue team of retained firefighters in Balranald. Beau Amy and Kaitley Linnett recently completed an…
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Invest at silo art, says Peter Walsh
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says towns that join the silo art trail should have accommodation and hospitality available to cash in on increased…
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Woman jailed over horror Euston head-on
A WOMAN has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years’ jail over a horror head-on crash at Euston last year that killed two people and seriously injured…
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Chief appointed for Murray River Council
THE new Murray River Council (MRC) chief executive officer’s work with neighbouring councils across the border in Queensland will be “highly beneficial”, says mayor Chis…
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North-west Victoria is a smoking hot spot
NORTH-west Victoria is the smoking hot spot of the state with more than one in five people still puffing away, new Heart Foundation data has…
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Nation’s economic repair as fewer qualify for JobKeeper
AUSTRALIA’S economic recovery is well underway, according to taxation office data on the coronavirus supplement program. Announced in March 2020, the first phase of JobKeeper…
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Beers and tears as Brisbane resident visits mother for Christmas
BEERS and tears will be flowing in one Manangatang household this Christmas after Queensland recently opened its border to Victorians. Living in Brisbane, Cassandra Roberts…
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