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  • A tree that carries hope

    A tree that carries hope

    A BLUE tree stands bright in the Murray landscape, a colour not found in nature yet born from the deepest place in the heart. It…

  • Health boss returns home

    Health boss returns home

    WHILE new to the position of Swan Hill District Health chief executive, Sandy Chamberlin feels as though she has come home, returning to the region…

  • Juniors ready to serve the best

    Juniors ready to serve the best

    THE Swan Hill Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is preparing to welcome 125 of the nation’s best young players next week when it hosts the…

  • Santa is coming to town

    Santa is coming to town

    SANTA Claus will make an early visit to Swan Hill, bringing festive cheer and gifts for lucky children at Riverside Park next Friday evening. Families…

  • Dancing on the river

    Dancing on the river

    WOMEN of the upper Murray River have begun rehearsals to dance on the Coorong as part of the Adelaide Fringe once again. The Dupang Festival,…

  • Entries close tomorrow

    Entries close tomorrow

    TIME is running out to deck the front yard and shop window with festive lights and decorations, with entries in The Guardian’s 2025 Christmas lights…

  • Council supports ESVF freeze

    Council supports ESVF freeze

    SWAN Hill Rural City Council has welcomed the Victorian Government’s decision to extend the freeze on the Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund for farmers for…

  • Regions face housing crisis

    Regions face housing crisis

    A NEW Victorian parliamentary report has found housing demand far outstrips supply across rural and regional communities – and warned the shortage risks deepening housing…

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  • SEVEN HEAVEN OPPORTUNITY FOR BLUES

    SEVEN HEAVEN OPPORTUNITY FOR BLUES

    SWAN Hill RSL has the chance of making it seven straight wins in the competition this weekend. However, they will have to face the team…

  • Rams upset ladder leaders

    Rams upset ladder leaders

    MURRAY Downs have finally got over Cohuna Golf on Saturday, in a convincing 15-shot win that jumps the Rams up to first place. The first…

  • McKerrow ton seals Bulldogs win

    McKerrow ton seals Bulldogs win

    St Mary’s-Tyntynder v Woorinen St Mary’s-Tyntynder have returned to the SHDCA top four after a batting masterclass from Austin McKerrow and Corey Daniels, with McKerrow…

  • Blues cruise past Roodogs

    Blues cruise past Roodogs

    RSL will play off in their first Kookaburra Cup grand final since 2020-21 after defeating Ultima-TUF by 45 runs at Gurnett Oval on Saturday. The…

  • Back in yellow and black

    Back in yellow and black

    The Woorinen netball community is celebrating the return of one of the Central Murray’s most respected figures, with the club announcing the appointment of Jac…

  • The 19th Hole

    The 19th Hole

    MURRAY DOWNS MEN’S Par – Thursday, November 27 SEVENTY golfers turned up to play on Thursday last week and only 11 of them played well…

Entertainment


  • Fun-filled activities for the whole family

    Fun-filled activities for the whole family

    TODAY 6pm: Hunter & Hawk original production by MARRUK. A raw, unflicting and deeply human story about a young Wadi Wadi/Wamba Wamba teen. For tickets…

  • Author drops-in to Robinvale

    Author drops-in to Robinvale

    THE Robinvale Library is gearing up for a feel-good, laugh-out-loud literary afternoon with the launch of What Did I Miss?, the debut romantic comedy from…

  • Gallery to celebrate creativity

    Gallery to celebrate creativity

    SWAN Hill Regional Art Gallery is set to put the “art” in party when it hosts its gala dinner and art auction in October. The…

  • Grease lightning strikes twice

    Grease lightning strikes twice

    GREASE takes to the stage this Friday night at St Mary MacKillop College after nearly eight months in the making. School production co-ordinator, Talia Henderson,…

  • New horror flick a skin-crawling slow burn

    New horror flick a skin-crawling slow burn

    Annabelle Fleming IF you enjoy slow paced movies with dark humour and a side of gore, then you will love Zach Creager’s mystery horror film…

  • Lifting lid on locker-room

    Lifting lid on locker-room

    ENCOURAGING young people, and especially young men, to read can be troubled affair. However, a recent survey reveals that when young males do read, they…

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  • Suicide rates high in region

    Suicide rates high in region

    THE latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics highlights the urgent need for communities and services to respond to the complex factors that contribute…

  • Swim banked in tradition

    Swim banked in tradition

    WHAT began as a family challenge between a father and daughter has grown into one of Victoria’s largest inland open‑water swims. The Lake Boga Bank…

  • Marine investigation into accident

    Marine investigation into accident

    Gannawarra Boating incident: A BOATING accident on Gunbower Creek Friday evening has left two people with significant injuries, with the male driver of the boat…

  • Supporting dementia care

    Supporting dementia care

    BALRANALD recently had the privilege of hosting the Dementia Respite Education and Mentoring (DREAM) Project team for a comprehensive three-day program. The visit featured an…

  • Getting Aussies hooked up

    Getting Aussies hooked up

    TOOLEYBUC couple Josh and Emma Gentle officially launched their new outdoor social app on Saturday night. The new app, Hooked Up, aims to connect people…

  • Action on underquoting

    Action on underquoting

    VICTORIANS are fed up with spending their Saturdays at auctions chasing homes that jump tens of thousands of dollars above the advertised price, according to…

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