Warracknabeal Herald
Brazen theft stuns owners
A CARAVAN owned by Neil Adams was stolen from the yard at Baileys Warracknabeal on the Henty Highway about 1.35am on Wednesday May 9.
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Dimboola Banner
Street and reserve trees conversation held
Hindmarsh Shire Council recently conducted a series of conversation sessions around the shire to talk about trees in the community.
Director of Infrastructure, Shane Power...
Rainbow Jeparit Argus
How does one use 10 tonnes of dead carp?
Curtin University researchers are investigating options for the sustainable use of the carp biomass that could result from the potential release of Cyprinid herpesvirus 3 (carp virus), under the National Carp Control Plan (NCCP).
The research project, assessment of options for utilisation of virus-infected carp, involves laboratory-based processing trials, as well as commercial-scale trials of processes that produce usable carp-based products including fertilisers, compost, fishmeal and aquaculture feed ingredients.
