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Pooling funds for cause
A COLD winter’s day didn’t deter students and staff at Tyrrell College from supporting a worthwhile cause. Participants embraced the school’s Big Freeze challenge, plunging…
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Swan Hill line changes
PASSENGER trains on the Swan Hill line will run at slower speeds for four months at some sections to allow newly installed infrastructure to bed…
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Lid on water price rises
GOULBURN-Murray Water has announced its customer bills will rise by less than inflation. The water utility released its 2023/23 price list, with increases between 2…
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Euston Weir level up before fall for repairs
THE pool level at Euston weir is temporarily being raised before being drawn down again to complete repair works to minor damage sustained during recent…
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Wait nears one year for Lake Tyrrell management plan
SEA Lake community members are awaiting the release of the Aboriginal Cultural Landscape Conservation Management Plan for Lake Tyrrell, despite the final plan being endorsed…
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War history back on the shelves
A REVISED and abridged version of the Lake Boga at War book has just hit the shelves. Originally a passion project for Brett Freeman in…
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VCAT backs council on refusal to grant planning permission for flood-prone land
A DECISION by Swan Hill Council to refuse to amend a planning permit for land in Murraydale being subdivided into three lots due to flood…
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Levees not up to standard: Tribunal hears
ENVIRONMENTAL engineer Ben Hughes told the hearing that levees in Tyntynder and Murraydale didn’t meet what he would expect to be of a “sufficient standard…
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Cop jumps into MND fight
WHEN it comes to community spirit, Culgoa police officer Annie Coobs isn’t one to shy away from a challenge. The single-station officer braved cool, icy…
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Inquiry call on rural roads
THE Victorian Farmers Federation is calling on the Victorian Parliament to launch a public inquiry into the condition of regional roads. President Emma Germano said…
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