So you think you can salsa?
If you're a woman in Mildura who likes to have a dance you won't be hard pressed to find a partner at the moment. Salsa class sizes are booming and it's mostly due to some hot-footed men.
View ArticleNAIDOC 'Basketball Clinic' a hit with community
As part of the region's NAIDOC celebrations, Mildura Aboriginal Corporation together with the Department of Human Services Youth Justice and Family Protection program hosted a 'Basketball Clinic' on...
View ArticlePorn addiction research shines light on troubling figures
A major study from the University of Sydney has highlighted the devastating impact internet pornography can have on society.
View ArticleFreemasons mark 100 years in Sunraysia
The doors were thrown open at the Sunraysia Masonic centre in Irymple to mark 100 years of Freemasonry, originally beginning at the Chaffey Mark Lodge in Mildura.
View ArticleSupporting the community at Namatijira
Resting just across the river in New South Wales the Namatijira housing settlement near Dareton has had an interesting and well publicised past but a program to help support local men is trying to turn...
View ArticleMildura remembers Victoria's first mounted regiment
Mildura's 'fair dinkums' - the men who signed up to fight with the 4th Australian Light Horse regiment - will be celebrated, when a renowned historian visits Mildura this week.
View ArticleFresh meat for Nyah West
Too often we're hearing about the slow death of small country towns. At Nyah West, though, about 30 kilometres north-west of Swan Hill, the talk is different.
View Article2013 for ABC Mildura Swan Hill: the year in review
It's been an interesting year in Sunraysia and the Mallee and ABC Mildura Swan Hill have been busy seeking out stories from our region for a different perspective on issues and events.
View ArticleA lifetime of help, and not giving up yet
Even when the temperature is hitting the low forties John Burfitt is happy to walk me to Barclay Square in Red Cliffs where every night he takes his dog and his grabber tool to pick up rubbish.
View ArticleThe Final Siren
Shrinking rural populations are making it difficult to get a footy team on the field.
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