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Writer committed to country crimes
CHRIS Hammer gave an intriguing insight into his transition from journalist to crime writer during a visit to Swan Hill this week. More than 60…
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Health options under one roof
HEALTH services from across the Balranald region are coming together to spread awareness of the health and wellbeing support provided locally. Community members are invited…
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Long weekend road safety success
WITH police out in full force over the AFL Grand Final long weekend, local drivers were well behaved. Operation Scoreboard, a four-day, statewide road policing…
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Buybacks harm reiterated
THE Nationals have sought assurances that the Victorian Government remains “steadfast” opposed to water buybacks, a position the government says has been made clear. Water…
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Voters pile in
SWAN Hill voters are turning out to have their say on the Indigenous Voice referendum, filling ballot boxes at a much faster pace than a…
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Voices in harmony
FAMILIES soaked up an afternoon of music, compassion and sunshine at a community concert promoting the Yes campaign for the Voice referendum. Sunday’s Walking Together…
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Flying colours filled with fun
AN explosion of colour engulfed Riverside Park at the inaugural Colour Me Rural colour and fun run on the weekend. The Rural Youth Network, Swan…
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Proof the sky won’t fall in
Gabrielle Williams Treaty and First Peoples Minister Response to media coverage of Recognition and Settlement Agreement between the Victorian Government and Barengi Gadjin Land Council…
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Support changes Zahlee’s life
WHEN 11-year-old Zahlee Trask began to receive support through NDIS, her whole life changed for the better. Zahlee’s grandmother, Jenni Finn, whom she lives with,…
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Snakes on the move
THE weather is warming up and snakes are waking from their long winter spell of inactivity and are on the lookout for food and a…
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