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  • MP swims her electorate lap

    MP swims her electorate lap

    MEMBER for Mildura Jade Benham has completed the Starlight Super Swim and in doing so visited 16 pools or lakes around her electorate throughout February.…

  • Let doctors have say on community health boards, Dalton

    Let doctors have say on community health boards, Dalton

    RETURNING hospital management to local boards with representation from working doctors is something that independent Member for Murray Helen Dalton believes could help slow the…

  • Arlie’s big adventure

    Arlie’s big adventure

    ARLIE Atkinson’s passion for using swimming to promote community and mental health earned her a coveted place among the 2023 ABC Trailblazers. The Lake Boga…

  • Jobs boom tipped at $480m Balranald mine

    Jobs boom tipped at $480m Balranald mine

    HUNDREDS of new jobs are expected to come to the Balranald region after an underground mine announcement by Iluka Resources. The Australian critical minerals company…

  • All coming up roses

    All coming up roses

    THE next time you reach for a box of chocolates, take note of the visually appealing design on the box. Swan Hill artist Kenita-Lee McCartney…

  • Army band steps up at Riverside Park

    Army band steps up at Riverside Park

    RIVERSIDE Park came to life on Saturday as people of all ages nestled in for a night of free music performed by the Australian Army…

  • Mosquito virus more widespread than thought

    Mosquito virus more widespread than thought

    CASES of Japanese encephalitis are more widespread than first thought, a survey conducted by Victoria’s Department of Health has revealed. More than 800 participants across…

  • Twilight Arts Market ‘mind-blowingly well received’

    Twilight Arts Market ‘mind-blowingly well received’

    MORE than 1500 people walked through the Swan Hill Town Hall for the inaugural Twilight Arts Market last week. Twilight Arts Market curator Nina McNamara…

  • Safer cars cash subsidy

    Safer cars cash subsidy

    YOUNG drivers in regional New South Wales are being offered a cash incentive to help them buy safer cars. A cash incentive of $5,000 from…

  • Few hit in super switch

    Few hit in super switch

    CHANGES to superannuation tax concession rules will affect very few retirees in the region, according to Swan Hill Association of Independent Retirees secretary Lindsay McRae.…

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