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Local not-for-profit Campaspe and River Murray Animal Rehoming is a proud recipient of a Dan Murphy’s Regional Heroes grant of $1000.

The initiative is designed to support and invest in local charities that provide much-needed services in regional areas.

Each recipient has been selected by team members at local Dan Murphy’s stores, who recognise the valuable contr...


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A pathway to surplus has been mapped out by the Queensland government juggling rising debt with a massive Olympic build.

The state's Liberal National government handed down its second budget, offering cost of living relief and no new taxes despite ramping up its 2032 preparation.

The budget on Tuesday pledged a record $119.2 billion building program for hospitals,...


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Following a successful debut earlier this year, the Echuca Country Music Festival is set to return to Echuca Racecourse in April, 2027.

The announcement comes as Campaspe Shire Council commits to supporting the festival in both 2027 and 2028.

Mayor Daniel Mackrell said council was proud to back events that delivered value to the community.

“The Echuca Countr...


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Kylian Mbappe has scored twice on his 100th appearance for France as they beat Iraq 3-0 in a match delayed for more than two hours by bad weather.

Mbappe netted either side of the storm which delayed the second half to move alongside Miroslav Klose on 16 World Cup goals, behind only Lionel Messi who took the record to 18 with two goals against Austria earlier on Monday ...


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The make up of the Socceroos is a sign of Australia's multicultural success, the prime minister says, rejecting Pauline Hanson's claim the nation should be a monoculture.

The One Nation leader used an address at the National Press Club to call for Australia to be under one cultural umbrella while still being multiracial.

The controversial speech has prompted furth...


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