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MRI skills boost
WHILE awaiting the outcome of the funding for the new medical imaging service, Swan Hill District Health is continuing to strengthen its local diagnostic imaging…
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Unbeaten run continues
FIVE wins from the first five games is certainly a great way to start the 2026 season for NNW United, as they look towards revenge…
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Boost for childcare in border town
A MAJOR funding boost for childcare in Robinvale has been welcomed by Swan Hill Rural City Council, with the Murray Valley Aboriginal Co-operative set to…
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Council rejects industry rate relief plea
BALRANALD Council has rejected a push for industry-wide rate relief for dried vine fruit growers impacted by extreme weather, instead urging State and Federal Governments…
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Coalition fighting for relevance
THE Farrer by-election had shattered the myth of the “safe” rural seat, according to veteran political commentator Barrie Cassidy, who warned the Coalition was now…
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Farley hits ground running
ONE Nation’s newest MP wasted no time settling into federal politics, heading to Canberra last week to learn the ropes just days after his history-making…
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Local veteran earns Invictus call up
YEARS after leaving active service, Wayne Hale is once again preparing to represent the Green and Gold after being selected to compete in the Invictus…
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Dearest love story
THE recipe for a 70-year romance is so blindingly simple. Just ask Alan Dean. As he and wife Helen last Thursday celebrated their 70th wedding…
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Shade shame
PARENTS and staff at Nyah West Kindergarten say they are fed up after waiting almost a decade for a replacement shade sail at the centre,…
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Sport
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Swans lead the way
SWAN Hill’s women’s soccer team has continued its remarkable rise, with the Swans moving to the top of the ladder for the first time in…
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Bowls Notes
RACECOURSE In perfect weather conditions, 30 bowlers played jackpot bowls this week. The winners, with two good wins and a score of +25 shots, were…
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The 19th Hole
MURRAY DOWNS MEN’S 2026 Knockout Season THE Men’s Singles and 4BBB Pairs Knockout competitions have recently commenced, with players battling for a place on the…
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Best of the best
Koondrook-Barham coaches Emma Peacock and Sheridan Harrop have been appointed to lead the Central Murray’s senior interleague netball squad in an historic first for the…
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Raiders out to make statement
Koondrook-Barham will begin a searching month of football with their first big for the season when they host reigning premiers Woorinen tomorrow afternoon. While the…
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Clash of the undefeated
An early-season heavyweight clash will headline this weekend’s Central Murray split round, with reigning premiers Koondrook-Barham hosting Woorinen in a match that is shaping as…
Entertainment
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Revisiting the King of Pop
THE highly anticipated biopic Michael hit Showbiz Swan Hill last week, promising an in-depth look at the legendary career of the late Michael Jackson. Prior…
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Young talent takes centre stage
FOR the past 12 weeks the talented young performers of the community have been diligently preparing for the Swan Hill Theatre Group’s latest and highly…
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Cage comeback
FILMED against the picturesque backdrop of Sydney and Bangkok, the Australian sports drama Beast delivers a truly moving narrative centred around revenge, redemption, and family.…
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Sparks fly in high-energy thriller
A FORGOTTEN weapon from the past ignites a very modern kind of havoc in Fuze, a slick, high-stakes thriller that thrives on tension as much…
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Powerhouse performer reviving Tina Turner
FOR Fabio Cattafi, stepping onto the stage as the legendary Tina Turner is more than just a role, it’s a deep-seated passion and a lifetime…
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Enjoy music of Ella Fitzgerald
JAZZ powerhouse Nina Ferro says great music should feel effortless. But behind the swing and sparkle lies years of craft, discipline and heart. The acclaimed…
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Free legal support available
FREE legal support will be available across the Mallee this month as part of Victorian Law Week, with residents encouraged to seek help before small…
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Strong community spirit at Nyah
STRONG relationships, personalised learning and a close-knit community continue to define life at Nyah District Primary School, according to different staff who said the small…
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Divisive budget falls flat
THIS week was a turning point for Australians as the two governing forces in Canberra laid out very different visions for our nation. Labor chose…
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Around the churches
Anglican LAST Sunday parishioners and visitors enjoyed a sumptuous banquet in honour of all mothers and those who mother. It truly was a celebration of…
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Students do it for Dolly
KINDNESS was front and centre at Tooleybuc Central School on Friday as students dressed in blue and formed a giant Be Kind coin line for…
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Planning for the future
St Mary MacKillop College students will soon begin selecting their 2027 subjects after exploring their options at this month’s annual Subject Expo. Acting principal Nathan…
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Fields of fun
MILDURA Field Days is off to a flying start, showcasing the agricultural and horticulture industry’s future. Last year’s festival welcomed around 600 school students and…
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Unlocking small-scale developments
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is stepping up efforts to tackle the region’s housing shortage, with a new workshop aimed at helping locals unlock small-scale…
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Preserving town’s history
THE Swan Hill Genealogical Society received an unexpected boost last week when the Swan Hill Freemasons arrived at the library with a $2000 cheque in…
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Last call for artists
AUSTRALIA’S top paper artists are being called to Swan Hill, with entries now open for a major national prize returning in style. The Swan Hill…