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  • Regional airlines profit nosedive

    Regional airlines profit nosedive

    THE Regional Express (Rex) Group has posted a financial year loss of close to $20 million with passenger numbers plummeting to 90 per cent in…

  • Supply chain probe to ensure producers treated fairly by major supermarkets

    Supply chain probe to ensure producers treated fairly by major supermarkets

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has welcomed a three-month Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) independent inquiry into the supply chain for fresh foods, saying…

  • Increased demand expected as firewood season opens

    Increased demand expected as firewood season opens

    FIREWOOD collectors across central Victoria are being urged to start planning their winter firewood needs as part of the opening of the spring collection season.…

  • Tourism was booming in Balranald before COVID-19

    Tourism was booming in Balranald before COVID-19

    TOURISM has taken a major hit in the Balranald region since the start of the year. Balranald Inc chairperson Dianne Williams said accommodation providers, local…

  • Legal gag harms abuse survivors, advocate says

    Legal gag harms abuse survivors, advocate says

    SUNRAYSIA sexual assault survivors who speak out under their real identity, could face jail time or be fined thousands of dollars under a new Victorian…

  • Unlawful citizen detected in Robinvale

    AN alleged unlawful citizen has been remanded in custody after being detected driving in Robinvale. The 30-year-old male was intercepted by police on August 28…

  • Grave sites new respect

    Grave sites new respect

    A PROJECT to restore and enhance Aboriginal grave sites in Robinvale has begun. Volunteer crews got to work pouring cement and adding headstones to the…

  • NSW Premier’s regret at border restrictions

    NSW Premier’s regret at border restrictions

    THE NSW/Victoria border bubble has reverted back to 50km on either side of the river. Last week, the NSW Government announced the bubble would be…

  • SMECC chief set to move on

    SMECC chief set to move on

    SUNRAYSIA Mallee Ethnic Communities Council (SMECC) says executive officer Dean Wickham is leaving after more than a decade with the organisation. SMECC board chair Redgina…

  • Commercial landlords hardest hit

    Commercial landlords hardest hit

    SOME commercial landlords in the Swan Hill region are believed to be the hardest hit financially by the COVID-19 pandemic. To ease the financial burden…

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