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Repairs due next week at Euston Weir
THE pool level at Euston Weir is temporarily being lowered to allow for works to repair damage sustained during last year’s flooding. Murray–Darling Basin Authority…
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A day for Footy Colours
STUDENTS across Swan Hill finished off Term 3 by celebrating Footy Colours Day. St Mary’s Primary and Swan Hill North Primary were just two schools…
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Farmers fear Plibersek’s plan re-write
FARMERS are warning that a bill introduced last week by Water Minister Tanya Plibersek to re-write the Murray-Darling Basin Plan would obliterate consensus. The Water…
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Crime author to talk new book
NEXT month Swan Hill Regional Library will host one of Australia’s leading crime writers, Chris Hammer, as he launches his latest work The Seven. The…
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Price in fear after texts say ‘no’ to Voice
FEDERAL shadow Indigenous affairs minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price claims she is “copping death threats” after thousands of Australians were bombarded with unsolicited text messages urging…
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History grants stay after backlash
LOCAL history groups and volunteers will continue to receive support from Victoria’s Public Record Office, following a State Government backflip. With the release of the…
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Fake letter designed to ignite fear
FAKE letters sent to landowners in north-west Victoria purporting to be from a member of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria in support of a…
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Toby ready for a midlife challenge
TOBY Gilmore has recently turned 40 and the happily married man with two kids has decided to ward off a midlife crisis with what could…
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Words from the mayor
Arnold set to travel Australia COUNCIL is delighted to be participating in the Aussie Big Things promotion, partnering with The Royal Australian Mint and Australia…
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Cup tour to hit Swan Hill
The prize every young footballer dreams of getting their hands on will be in town on Monday, with the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Cup tour…
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