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Groups to collaborate

A collaborative approach is being developed between peak farming groups and the Speak Up Campaign. The key aim is to work together so problems with the Murray-Darling Basin Plan can be acknowledged and fixed. A delegation of Speak Up...

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MIL chair slams Water for Fodder program

A program to offer 100 gigalitres of water to grow fodder “does no more than benefit South Australia,” according to Murray Irrigation Ltd chairman Phil Snowden. The Water for Fodder program is being promoted by Member for Farrer Sussan Ley, but...

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Cruising in Cressy

Cruising Cressy is the newest way to meet up with like-minded people for an enjoyable afternoon part-way through your week. Organiser Steve Beckwith said it is not a formal club, just a casual weekly meet for lovers of all vehicles and old things...

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Rural study aims to help new mothers

The MumMoodBooster online support for PND is also available outside the research project and can be accessed by anyone on the Mum Space website supporting the mental health and emotional wellbeing of pregnant women, new mums and their families here

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South’s community performance

It was a musical morning at the Uniting Church on Tuesday as students from South Public School entertained members of the community. Stage 1 teacher Geordie Kuzniarski said the performance was a great experience for their two solo singers, trio and...

Olivia Duffey
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Mathoura Dairy: Rotunda ready for carols

The rotunda in Mathoura Soldiers Memorial Gardens is looking spectacular, thanks to Murray River Council. The structure has been adorned with colourful solar lights, making it an excellent backdrop for Sunday’s carols night. Congratulations to...

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Mathoura projects receive cash boost

Fifteen community projects will benefit from a share of $30,000 in community grants. Community groups and not-for-profit organisations were able to apply for up to $3000 for projects or events under Murray River Council’s inaugural grant round...

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$2 million for drought funding

A call out has been made to agricultural leaders for projects and initiatives to be funded under the Federal Government’s Drought Communities Program. Murray River Council was recently added to the list of eligible councils for the $2 million...

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Doors open for garden

On the first day of summer, Deniliquin had rain and members of the Deniliquin Community Garden were able to take shelter in the old shipping container they had transformed earlier this year. The difference this time was they had light and could see...

Olivia Duffey
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Light up and join in the Christmas spirit

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Conargo Hall to get facelift

An $85,000 refurbishment of the Conargo Hall has been approved. Edward River Council has allocated $70,000 from the Conargo Landscaping Reserve, with a further $15,000 contribution from the hall committee. The work will be carried out by...

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Special U3A presentation

A special presentation to Bob and Anne Apedaile was a feature of the Deniliquin U3A annual meeting on Wednesday. The meeting, held at Intereach, was attended by 22 people. The gift to Mr and Mrs Apedaile was in appreciation of their efforts for U3...

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District Governor visits Deni Rotary

Deniliquin Rotary Club held its annual District Governor’s visit when it hosted DG Brian Peters on Monday. Members and guests gathered at the home of Rotarian Denise Phillips and her husband Steve for a cocktail party, with food and mocktails...

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Garden club’s donation

A crepe myrtle shrub was planted at the front of Edward Public School yesterday morning. It was a gift from the Deniliquin Garden Club Inc who donated the plant as a part of National Gardening Week. President Sandra Cooke said while National...

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Pool upgrades on show at opening

The $1.56 million Deniliquin Swim Centre revitalisation has been completed with the venue officially opening last Friday. The official opening showcased the refurbished facilities with a ribbon cutting ceremony and a free community sausage sizzle...

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Community Xmas fun

Everyone is invited to join with the community and celebrate Christmas. A wonderful evening of Christmas festivities will be hosted in the heart of Deniliquin, in the Waring Gardens, on Sunday, December 15. The fun starts with the Edward River...

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Life-changing experience for young leader

After a week long trip to the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, Deniliquin’s Elle Parsons is ready to lead in life, work and her community. The Deniliquin Rotary Club was able to send one local young person to this year’s camp which took place at...

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Bridge to be removed

Access to the Island Sanctuary via Cressy St will not be reinstated. The decision was made at Edward River Council’s extraordinary meeting yesterday morning after thoroughly debating what council could do to save the historic bridge. According to...

Olivia Duffey

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Body recovered from Lake Benalla - UPDATED

Benalla Police and SES are currently searching the Lake Benalla shoreline with an area from the Art Gallery around to the showgrounds taped off. We are waiting on Victoria Police to contact us with more information which we will share with you as...

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EMERGENCY WARNING: Nanneella, Strathallan

UPDATE, 2.50PM: Thirty-two vehicles are now responding to the fire which is still burning out of control.

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Police investigate Cohuna woman’s death

POLICE have confirmed there are so suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a Cohuna woman.

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Teenagers jailed over death of man in Poplar Ave, Shepparton

A teenager waved goodbye to his family and told them he loved them after being sentenced to four years’ jail yesterday following the death of a man in Shepparton last year.

Liz Mellino