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Leave the racing to the horses
RACEGOERS are encouraged to make the most of public transportation this weekend, especially if they plan on consuming alcohol. BusBiz chief operations officer Emma Pickering…
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Long weekend excitement as Racing Carnival returns
THE Swan Hill Racecourse will once again come alive over the June long weekend as the annual Swan Hill Racing Carnival returns, offering three days…
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MFC unveils reconciliation artwork
FAMILY service provider Mallee Family care has welcomed a new artwork in honour of National Reconciliation Week that will be used for their next reconciliation…
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Bridge impacts progress
MURRAY River Council has endorsed a planning objection allowing a manufactured home to be built on-site because oversized sections could not be transported across the…
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Driver injured in hit-and-run
A YOUNG mother was left injured, shaken and without a car after a hit-run driver allegedly sped through an intersection near Nyah before fleeing the…
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Warning of early fire season
VICTORIA could face an early and prolonged bushfire season this year, with authorities warning low rainfall and unusually dry conditions were already raising concerns across…
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North West REZ officially declared
THE North West Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) has been officially declared by the State Government, and remains essentially unchanged to that which was laid out…
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Pouring support into Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
THE Swan Hill community has once again rallied together for a good cause as the Swan Hill Regional Library hosted its annual Biggest Morning Tea.…
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Regional police training
VICTORIA Police has announced its first regional police training academy will be trialled in Mildura from next year. The concept of an academy was deemed…
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Tourism at risk
BALRANALD Shire Council has warned a proposed new management framework for the Willandra Lakes Region could damage tourism and hurt the local economy if it…
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