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Mildura Rural City
Situated in North West Victoria, Mildura Rural City covers almost ten per cent of the state’s area. The region’s landscape ranges from precious Mallee vegetation…
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Plenty of sunshine lures solar investment
The warm Mediterranean climate and regular sunshine of the Mildura region has been luring families and holiday makers to this part of the world for…
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All systems go in 2010
2010 has seen a number of long awaited major projects get underway throughout Mildura Rural City. Identified as key community priorities and with the potential…
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Big names making the move to Mildura
Although traditionally considered a hub for horticulture and associated industries, the Mildura region is fast attracting investment and development from a new wave of retailers…
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Creating our region’s future
The vision of Mildura Development Corporation (MDC) is ‘creating our region’s future’, and since becoming an independent incorporated entity in April 2009, it has made…
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Top destination for business events
Mildura’s popularity as a destination for conferences and business events is continuing to flourish with another major four day event secured for the city in…
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Skilled migration program proving popular
A program that assists local businesses to secure staff with specialist skill sets is adding an extra dimension to this region’s economy. Countless businesses in…
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This city is flying
With up to 20 regular flights to and from Mildura each week, the region’s excellent air links appeal to tourists and visitors alike. Now one…
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Communities take charge of their futures
Some of this municipality’s smallest communities are taking big steps towards ensuring their futures as part of Council’s Community Planning process. Merbein, Murrayville, Underbool, Walpeup,…
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Tranquil stormwater treatment
The Etiwanda Wetlands, situated north of Seventh Street in Mildura has a reputation for being a tranquil spot for bushwalking, cycling and bird watching. The…
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Local empowerment and regionalism
During the first sitting week of the 43rd Federal Parliament, the Minister for Regional Development, Regional Australia and Local Government, Simon Crean addressed the National…
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Editorial: Parliament welcomes Indigenous heritage
The first hung parliament in 70 years was officially opened on 28 September with an Aboriginal Welcome to Country smoking ceremony initiating the proceedings. While…
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