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States of confusion
STATE borders shouldn’t be limitations, according to Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh. Mr Walsh recently held talks with Victorian cross-border commissioner Brett Davis to…
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Vinnies volunteers honoured
VOLUNTEERS Susan Balshaw and Linda Nelson from Vinnies Balranald Shop were recently recognised for their decades of working with St Vincent de Paul Society NSW.…
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Have say on tourism
BALRANALD Shire Council will be setting the foundations for its tourism strategy for the next five years. On Thursday, October 24, from 5:30pm at the…
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Homestead open day
Open Day: THE Tyntyndyer Homestead welcomed nearly 200 visitors and volunteers to its open day last Sunday for live music, tours and food in the…
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Art trail works get green light
MURRAY River Council has endorsed a consultant to engage two artists to deliver artworks in Barham and Tooleybuc as part of the river country art…
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Garden blooming lovely
RESIDENTS have waited a long time for the community garden in Monash Avenue, Nyah West, which will open on Friday morning. People will be able…
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Skilled worker need
THE Federal Opposition’s spokesperson for immigration and citizenship was in Mildura early last week spruiking a plan to build skilled workforces in regional centres. Alongside…
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Coffey rides to cup glory
HARRY Coffey has done his home town proud by winning the $5 million Group 1 Caulfield Cup on Saturday. His stunning victory has elevated the…
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Tooleybuc bridge work changes
POOR weather has forced a “minor” change to the scheduled traffic impacts on the Tooleybuc bridge this week. Heavy rain and wind has been blamed…
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Get your teeth into festival
THE biggest weekend in Swan Hill is just a month away, as the Brew and Chew Festival returns to Riverside Park with food trucks and…
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