The Goodnight, Wakool Junction Rd Fire photo by Grant McDonald RFS.
The Rural Fire Service have responded to a large number of fires across the Mid Murray Zone over the last week.
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District Coordinator Gerard James said they range from machinery use and dry lightning through to abandoned camp fires.
The largest fire at Goodnight near Wakool Junction Rd involved approximately 125 hectares of unharvested grain.
The firefighting effort was supported by 10 local RFS brigades, 10 CFA units and three aircraft.
Crews had the incident contained by 8pm Tuesday evening.
Some smoke is still visible close to the scene due to burning timber, as well as other fires across the zone.
Landholders are reminded to ensure machinery is in serviceable condition and a suitable fire appliance is on hand to minimise the risk of escaped fire.
Also, anyone undertaking harvest operations are reminded to check local weather conditions against the Grain Harvest Guide.
The Goodnight, Wakool Junction Rd Fire photo by Grant McDonald RFS.
Piano performance and concert series launch
Local music lovers have the opportunity to hear pianist Hugo Christensen live tonight from 6pm at South West Music Regional Conservatorium.
Christensen is a talented musician from the West Gippsland region of Victoria
The recital will explore the rich and expressive world of Romantic era piano music, featuring works by Chopin, Brahms and Liszt.
The special event will also mark the launch of South West Music’s 2027 Concert Series program, with annual subscriptions available for purchase on tonight.
Grease lightning hits Deni
Dust off your leather jackets, tease up your hair and get ready to sing along to one of cinema's most beloved musicals when the Deni Film Society presents a special screening of Grease tonight at the Deniliquin Town Hall,
Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start, giving movie goers time to settle in, enjoy a drink and soak up the atmosphere before the event begins.
The evening promises a fun-filled celebration of the iconic 1978 film, complete with a sing-a-long screening, rock and roll dancers, prizes and plenty of nostalgia.
Guests are encouraged to come dressed as their favourite Grease character for the chance to win the prize for Best Costume, whether you're channelling Sandy, Danny, Rizzo or one of the T-Birds and Pink Ladies.
Entry is by membership, which starts at $20 for an adult three month membership, $30 for six months or $50 for a year. Discounts apply for youth memberships.