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  • Music unites Leitchville seniors

    Music unites Leitchville seniors

    IN celebration of Seniors Month, the Leitchville community was treated to a joyful musical event featuring country performer Kim Ritchie. The concert, held at the…

  • Decades of dedication

    Decades of dedication

    FOR more than three decades, Helen Apostolelis has been devoted to serving her community and ensuring her family’s legacy continues to thrive. Nick’s Splendid Shoe…

  • Recognising great achievements

    Recognising great achievements

    Nominations are now open for Gannawarra Shire Council’s annual major community service awards. Presented annually as part of local Australia Day celebrations, Council’s Citizen of…

  • Owning her business dream

    Owning her business dream

    BORN and raised in Kerang, Georgia Lipp’s journey from cleaner to business owner is a testament to resilience, community support, and finding the perfect work-life…

  • Engaging the community

    Engaging the community

    Residents are encouraged to share their feedback on Gannawarra Shire Council’s draft 2026–2030 Community Engagement Strategy, which sets out how Council will deliver timely, targeted,…

  • Shining bright on the border

    Shining bright on the border

    FOR more than a decade, Jan Thomas has been brightening Barham with her unique jewellery and gift shop, Jewellery on the Move. Situated in Mellool…

  • Family store legacy

    Family store legacy

    RETAIL has run in Julie Davey’s family for five generations, from her grandfather to her grandchildren. Julie’s father started Loddon Valley Disposals in 1981, and…

  • Thieves target chainsaws and fuel

    Thieves target chainsaws and fuel

    Police are investigating a string of incidents across the Gannawarra region, involving theft and property damage. Between 5.30pm on Friday, 10 October and 10.30am the…

  • Treasured author visit

    Treasured author visit

    Best-selling Australian rural author, Rachael Treasure will visit the shire next month as part of the Gannawarra Library Service’s popular Author Talks program. The author…

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Sport


  • Golf Notes

    Golf Notes

    KERANG Ladies Stroke Round 2 – Wednesday, October 8 THERE were 14 entries for the second round of the ladies’ championships, with some ladies completing…

  • Calling all would be umpires

    Calling all would be umpires

    WITH just 10 days until the start of another season, the Swan Hill & District Cricket Association has announced a fresh recruitment drive to identify…

  • Bowls Notes

    Bowls Notes

    KERANG Black Duck triples on Tuesday attracted 18 players who were eager to get in some last-minute practice before the start of the pennant season.…

  • Bombers fly into new season

    Bombers fly into new season

    WANDELLA CRICKET CLUB – 2025-26 SEASON PREVIEW SHDCA FAST FACTS A-GRADE CAPTAIN – Bohden McKnight PRESIDENT – Greg Dickson LAST A-GRADE PREMIERSHIP – 2014-15 (Northern…

  • Kerang continue winning streak

    Kerang continue winning streak

    Kerang have begun their Northern Valley premiership defence in the strongest possible fashion, with 14-shot win over Cohuna Golf in the opening round of the…

  • Grudge match to open season

    Grudge match to open season

    THE second Northern Valley pennant competition will start off with a bang this weekend, as last year’s grand finalists Kerang and Cohuna Golf go head-to-head…

Entertainment


  • Time out at Heritage Museum

    Time out at Heritage Museum

    FOLKS and families from far and wide came down to the Kerang Heritage Museum to marvel at the many relics of yesteryear. Despite a patch…

  • Out and about: at the footy

    Out and about: at the footy

    CROWDS of supporters from a number of teams came down to watch the footy at Wandella Recreation Reserve, in what was the last preliminary finals…

  • Help solve murder mystery

    Help solve murder mystery

    AUDIENCES will help Golden Rivers Theatre Group solve a musical murder mystery at their production of Oh, Horrors! It’s Murder!, showing through early August. Someone…

  • Three blind mice bring midweek joy

    Three blind mice bring midweek joy

    THE unassuming thespians of the Dingwall Country Women’s Association called in to Glenarm last Wednesday to deliver a charmingly bespoke vaudeville performance. The oft-hilarious nursery…

  • Are you ready for The Listies children’s show

    Are you ready for The Listies children’s show

    CHILDREN’S performers, The Listies, are returning to the Gannawarra Shire next month as part of their 110% Ready tour. The duo, who are regulars at…

  • Kerang Rotary Art Show impresses

    Kerang Rotary Art Show impresses

    THE 22nd annual Kerang Rotary Art Show lit up the Easter long weekend with a vibrant showcase of creativity, community spirit, and strong local support.…

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  • Protecting pets across Gannawarra

    Protecting pets across Gannawarra

    Residents are invited to share their views on Gannawarra Shire Council’s draft 2026–2029 Domestic Animal Management Plan, which sets out how animal management services will…

  • Encouraging clients to do their best

    Encouraging clients to do their best

    IN 2016, Belinda Batchelor returned to Kerang with more than 20 years of experience in massage, fitness and education — and a vision to build…

  • Keeping Barham retail local

    Keeping Barham retail local

    WHEN Lisa Frankling heard that Barham Discount was at risk of closing, she knew the town would lose more than just a store. “Alan and…

  • Regional visionaries

    Regional visionaries

    JENALLE Pye and Kristy Burney are redefining what it means to lead in regional optometry. Driven by an ethos of ensuring rural patients have world-class…

  • Learning the ropes on the fly

    Learning the ropes on the fly

    IF someone told Emily Davies in 2005 that her future would involve cattle, feedlots, and dairy farms stretching across Victoria, she probably would have laughed…

  • Learning the ropes on the fly

    Learning the ropes on the fly

    IF someone told Emily Davies in 2005 that her future would involve cattle, feedlots, and dairy farms stretching across Victoria, she probably would have laughed…

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