2017
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Spotlight back on dodgy labour hire
UNSCRUPULOUS labour hire practices will be the target of an inquiry announced by the Victorian Government yesterday. Minister for Industrial Relations Natalie Hutchins said the…
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Council rejects police plea
CLOSING times to council-owned venues in Balranald will not change, despite calls from local police to impose a 12am closure on private functions. There is…
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Bulldogs in charge
TYNTYNDER controlled its Under 16s game from start to finish at Alan Garden Memorial Reserve on Saturday. The Bulldogs jumped out of the blocks early,…
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Nully salutes on big stage
NULLAWIL stood up on one of the biggest stages apart from the Golden Rivers Football League grand final, defeating Wandella 10.13 (73) to 7.10 (52)…
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Fresh faces at annual tournament
FRESH faces at Swan Hill’s May bowls carnival this week represent growth in the annual tournament and the sport itself. Inverloch’s Janis Parks and Koo…
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Merger proposals
STAKEHOLDERS have until May 29 to directly comment on the proposed changes to local football in the Swan Hill region. The North West Structural Review’s…
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Dust storm buffets the region
A BLANKET of red dust engulfed Swan Hill for much of Tuesday, as strong winds buffeted the region. Coming as farmers across the region begin sowing…
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‘It was chaos’
A KERANG man in Nepal during the April 25 earthquake has painted a chaotic picture of the moment when disaster struck. Zac George was waiting…
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‘I haven’t bought a new item of clothing all year’
FASHION is a fickle thing. New trends come and go every few months and every media outlet, from TV to Facebook, pressures people to buy…
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Sleeping rough for charity
A GROUP of students at St Mary MacKillop College are embracing a national St Vincent de Paul initiative that fosters greater awareness of homelessness. On…
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