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No place for hate
SWIFT action was taken by Swan Hill Rural City Council after symbols of hate and derogatory comments were found carved into public property at Riverside…
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First female president elected
NEWLY elected Sea Lake RSL Sub-Branch president Kerryanne Graham has marked a significant milestone for the branch, becoming the first female president to be elected.…
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Around the churches
Anglican FRIDAY night is the regular Ultima service at 7.30pm in the Ultima hall. All are welcome to join in the service and share supper…
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Blue-green algae warning removed
THE blue-green algae warning at Lake Charm has been removed following a “significant” decline in algae levels. Goulburn-Murray Water issued the warning for the lake…
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BOM records low rainfall
SATURDAY’S rainfall was the highest total of rainfall this year but will not be enough to break the unseasonably dry weather. Balranald rain gauges recorded…
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In historic footsteps of others
STEP back in time this week with two historical walking tours being held in Swan Hill for the National Trust Heritage Festival. The tours will…
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Hoofing it to rodeo despite rain
DESPITE heavy rainfall across the Mallee on the eve of the Homebush Rodeo, the event was a great success with competitors and attendees from around…
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Sea Lake gathers to honour fallen
THE Sea Lake community gathered in unity to commemorate Anzac Day, as the wet weather held off for both the dawn and morning services. Newly…
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Light up in purple to prevent family violence
THE Mallee has been urged to light up buildings and other landmarks in purple next month for National Family Violence Remembrance Day. The day is…
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Meat supplier weighs in on saleyards
THE big guns are being brought into growing concerns surrounding the future of the Swan Hill Livestock Exchange ahead of the May 6 Swan Hill…
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