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Blue tree for mental health
The sky wasn’t blue but that didn’t dampen spirits as the Nyah West community came together to paint their own blue tree, joining an international…
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Housing summit seeks solutions
AS housing availability and affordability continues to be a major issue in the region, Swan Hill Council has come up with a bold new idea…
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Lake swim expands
THE bond between a local father and daughter built on their shared passion for swimming has created a key date on Lake Boga’s event calendar.…
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Wet start lifts Swan Hill’s October rain total
SWAN Hill recorded a wetter and cooler than average October. The heart of the Murray recorded 34.mm of rain last month, above the 27.8mm long-term…
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Bridge work resumes
TRAFFIC conditions change next week on the Tooleybuc Bridge over the Murray River as maintenance work restarts. Weather permitting, the work will be carried out…
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Silos salute Lake icons
LAKE Boga’s wartime history and aquatic oasis have been revealed as the focus of the town’s new silo art attraction. A giant pelican and Catalina…
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War memorial’s milestone
A CENTURY after it was unveiled, Piangil’s Cenotaph has stood the test of time. Current and former residents will gather in Piangil’s Memorial Park from…
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Police focus bush search
POLICE have focused their search for a 72-year-old man believed missing near Narrung on a few kilometres of the Murray River south of Boundary Bend.…
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Rash of ‘tashs across town
SOME of Swan Hill’s iconic landmarks have gained the ability to grow a moustache, or at least that’s how it may appear. As the self-confessed…
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Nominate for Swan Hill Australia Day awards
NOMINATIONS are being sought by Swan Hill Council for next year’s Australia Day Local Government Awards. There are three categories for nominees, the Australia Day…
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