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Tough times for winegrape growers
MURRAY Valley winegrape growers are “suffering enormously” with predictions that the current season is shaping as the worst in two decades. Extreme heat last week…
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Funding round open for grassroots groups
GRASSROOTS multicultural and multifaith organisations have until 19 February to apply for funding through the Victorian Government to support their communities. The Victorian Government will…
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Development boom
SWAN Hill Rural City Council planning staff processed dozens of applications, approved millions of dollars in development and met state benchmarks for permit timeframes during…
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Into The Known?
KERANG band The Known are set for their beer-swilling, swashbuckling return to Swan Hill Club next week. On their first leg of a short regional…
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CFA funding claims rejected
PREMIER Jacinta Allan has defended the state’s bushfire funding after angry residents confronted her in fire-hit Alexandra, accusing the government of betraying farmers and leaving…
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Safety makes a splash
VICSWIM is back in full swing at the Nyah District Community Pool. Nyah is one of the only pools in the state which offers the…
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Enduring Mallee spirit
THREE Eureka siblings with almost 300 years of combined history, memories and life experiences have reunited in aged care in Manangatang. Louisa Gibson (102), Patricia…
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Bale out those in need
FARMERS and residents have rallied to donate stock feed to fire-affected properties in Victoria, after bushfires burned more than 400,000 hectares. Beef cattle producer Tim…
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Looking back at the events from May 2025
Friday, 2 May • Esoteric festival released a statement addressing the last-minute cancellation of the Donald music event in early March. Held in the small…
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Chaotic kitchen comedy
SERVING a chaotic, interactive hour of restaurant fun, Signor Baffo has delighted audiences around Australia while he attempts to avoid disaster in the kitchen. Coming…










