2017
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Local greyhound breeders in shock
LOCAL greyhound breeder Norm Smith is considering putting plans for future litters on hold as the fallout from the industry’s live baiting scandal continues. A…
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Locals can expect cheques in the mail
AFTER several days of conflicting reports, Powercor has officially confirmed it will be sending out cheques to residents affected by this week’s blackout. Powercor has…
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Bridge debacle continues
THEY say property is all about location, and it seems the Swan Hill replacement bridge is no exception — but it may come at a…
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Coffee lovers swarm on van
AMID all the problems Swan Hill residents found themselves on Monday, there was one that people were particularly unprepared for — going through the day…
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New champions cap off Country Week
COUNTRY Week finished up last Friday with two new A grade champions and a host of other notable results. With 194 teams participating in the…
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Powercor not responsible for compensation
NO COMPENSATION will be offered by Powercor following a blackout caused by a freak storm that passed through Lake Charm on Sunday evening. “Basically, weather-related…
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‘Mini-tornado’ throws region into darkness
STORM damage to two lines connecting the Kerang power station to the Swan Hill sub-station resulted in blackouts for almost 10,000 customers for more than…
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Country roads lose out to city
RURAL road users may soon have to ensure they travel with a cushion to sit on. Premier Daniel Andrews has slashed $160 million from the…
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Country Week champions
SWAN Hill took out the Men’s A Grade division at the Victorian Country Tennis Association (VCTA) Country Week on Friday. The local side defeated reigning…
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Lunar New Year celebrations ‘unbelievable’
COLOURFUL Chinese New Year festivities in Robinvale yesterday have been described as the “coming of age” for the rapidly growing multicultural town. John Katis, Swan…
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