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Love spans seven decades
SEVENTY years after saying ‘I do,’ local couple Ian and Thelma Watson are proving that love really can last a lifetime. Now at 93 years…
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Family reunites for annual Easter tradition
THE Johnson and Wright families have returned to the stretch of Murray riverbank they have called home every Easter weekend for about 70 years. Matriarch Wendy Johnson said the tradition…
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Easter buzz in Balranald
BALRANALD Shire is gearing up for a busy Easter weekend, promising a diverse range of activities and events designed to entertain the whole family. The celebrations are expected to draw…
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Roads, water policy highlighted
A CRUMBLING highway network and fears over water policy have sparked urgent calls for government action following two high-level regional meetings this month. Balranald Shire Mayor Louie Zaffina said the…
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Lions roar to first win
HAY claimed its first Central Murray A grade victory, overcoming Tyntynder in a physical opening round clash by 15 goals on Saturday. Despite both sides taking to the court missing…
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Wettest March since 1980s
SWAN Hill has recorded its wettest March in more than four decades. The rural city had 101.2mm fall across nine days of the month, with the heaviest drenching – 65.8mm…
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Local puts hand up for Farrer
A NEW runner has entered the race for Federal seat of Farrer. The latest person to seek to have their name added to the ballot for the May by-election is…
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Swans spoil Storm party
AT the start of the season, new Swan Hill coach, Jason Murphy wanted his side to “become hated again” just like the Swans of old back in the 20th century.…
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Simes climbs to top
RISING star Ashleigh Simes capped off a remarkable start to her professional tennis journey, claiming her first career title in a stunning conclusion to the Swan Hill Tennis International on…
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Fuel fears spark urgent call
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is sounding the alarm over fuel supply risks, warning the region’s critical harvest and planting seasons could be thrown into chaos without urgent government guarantees.…
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Keeping culture strong
Aunty Rose Kirby was born in Deniliquin in 1941, at a time when Aboriginal families lived under strict controls on missions. “Anyone who came in or out had to sign…