2017
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Nuts for power
MORE than $12.6 million has been earmarked for the development of a facility near Robinvale that will see almond waste converted into electricity. Eight jobs…
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Strong individual performances highlight junior round
A NUMBER of strong individual efforts highlighted this week’s Swan Hill District Cricket Association junior matches. Brady Hogan’s 66 was a clear top score in…
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Play concludes before rain falls
THE weather conditions this Saturday morning were almost perfect, with players getting off the courts just before the rain. Dream team Will Gardner and Regina…
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Administration move
THE Swan Hill region’s football administration staff will be housed at the city’s basketball stadium in a bid to streamline operations across the Central Murray…
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Burned at the bowser
SWAN Hill motorists are no strangers to stagnant fuel prices, but according to the RACV’s Michael Case unless competition improves there will not be any…
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Murray to rise to two metres
THE Murray River is expected to rise to more than double its current height from next week. Environmental water released from Lake Eildon will see…
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Search for missing man
THE search for a 44-year-old Swan Hill man missing since September has taken to the skies, with a police helicopter enlisted to help local…
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Dairy, wine set to profit from FTA
LOCAL industry is reacting positively to the recent Free Trade Agreement with China, which will see export tariffs reduced in the coming years. Dairy, almonds,…
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Displaying club’s future
THE junior stars of Swan Hill’s tennis program were smashing through their matches on Saturday with thanks to the much improved weather. The club has…
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Club prepares for centenary celebration
FROM the lush surrounds of the Murray Downs Homestead in the 1860s to the local lawn tennis courts in the 21st century, croquet has provided…
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