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Santa saddles up

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Social, educational outlet

Whether your goal for 2020 is to learn new skills and information, or just to interact more with the community, Deniliquin U3A is the ideal outlet. Available to members of the Deniliquin community aged over 50, the University of the Third Age offers...

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Water quality impacts still being monitored

Bushfires burning across the southern basin will impact water quality in some catchments when the rain finally comes, the Murray-Darling Basin Authority has warned. In the latest drought update, MDBA executive director of river operations Andrew...

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Inquiry here on Thursday

To participate in the survey, go to https://haveyoursay. agriculture. gov. au/inquiry-murray-darling-basin

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Stephen’s chasing a new life’s passion

Stephen Bennett has been working in the printing industry his whole working life. It’s a job that sustained him for many years, but the 47 year-old realised just over three years ago his passions had changed. Now studying to be a registered nurse...

Olivia Duffey
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Committee’s own Oz Day event

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Tom delivers his Outback Experience

While the event is free, those wishing to attend are encouraged to register online at tomcurtain. com. au/tour/

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Can you beat Yuan?

The first ever Big Deni Float pie eating competition has already attracted one of Australia’s fastest competitive eaters, with Yuan Teck Yeap making the trip from Sydney for the event. The 31 year-old has been eating competitively for about 12...

Jamie Lowe
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Buy from the bush at Pretty Pine

This Sunday’s inaugural Pretty Pine Twilight Market takes the shop local message to a new level, specifically urging people to ‘‘buy from the bush’’. From 4pm until 9pm, district producers will offer up a range of produce and crafts. Event...

Olivia Duffey
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Discover your options at InfoFest

School leavers are encouraged to explore their vocational education options at the TAFE NSW Deniliquin InfoFest next week. TAFE NSW regional general manager Jonathan Davis said considering the announcement of fee-free traineeships and...

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Strong sales

More than $16,000 in Deni Gift Cards were sold by the Deniliquin Business Chamber in December alone. The figures were released to the chamber’s executive committee this week, and executive officer Lauren Ryan said it’s only a snapshot of the...

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Tarsha is the new officer in town

Salvation Army Lieutenant Tarsha Laundon is looking forward to seeing what opportunities she can undertake in her new role in Deniliquin. She replaces Major Sandra Walmsley who had previously been posted here for five years. Maj Walmsley left for...

Olivia Duffey
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Colin named top citizen

Barham’s Colin Barnes contributes to his district community in a variety of different ways.

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Disco to support the firies

A junior disco will be held next weekend as a fundraiser for the Deniliquin Rural Fire Service brigade.

Olivia Duffey
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Get the correct fit for your school shoes

School shoes are one of those back to school items that can not be ignored. From the classroom to the playground, school shoes should keep active, growing feet comfortable and well supported. The staff at Kazmar Shoes in Deniliquin make sure your...

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Another opportunistic theft

Residents and visitors are being urged to take more care with their belongings, and reduce the number of opportunistic crimes in the region.

Olivia Duffey
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New look, cool supplies

You can get a fresh new look before school goes back at Barber & Threadz. And that doesn’t mean just getting a new haircut, the store stocks a range of school supplies too. ‘‘Our new Ringers Western range is perfect for your back to school...

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Levy ‘unlikely’

A special rate variation to contribute to the Deniliquin Promotions Fund is ‘‘unlikely’’ to be reintroduced by Edward River Council. While not off the table completely, Mayor Norm Brennan said he does not believe levying local businesses is...

Olivia Duffey

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Your guide to the region’s Christmas lights

Christmas has well and truly come to Shepparton, with homes across the region lighting up. They’re bright, and cheery, and very, very Christmassy. Don’t miss any Christmas lights with our map!

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23 with three months to live

“The year looked so promising for me.“ This is how Johnathon Bentancourt saw his future before doctors told him he had just a few months left to live.

Morgan Dyer
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Hume Freeway closed, near Wangaratta

The Hume Freeway is closed towards Melbourne, just outside of Wangaratta, due to a truck rollover. Emergency services are on site. Motorists are advised to detour at the Great Alpine road exit to get back on to the Hume Freeway. Northbound lanes...

Simon Ruppert
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Builder announced for Greater Shepparton Secondary College

Construction on the new Greater Shepparton Secondary College is set to commence next month with a builder now appointed to the job.

Liz Mellino