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Blowout lifeline
THE blowout-hit redevelopment of the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery has been thrown a lifeline, with council voting to raid its reserve fund to ensure…
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Community service recognition
FOR most people, balancing the demands of running a broadacre farm with serving as an ambulance community officer would seem impossible. For Berriwillock’s Graeme McLean,…
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Subscribe, for facts sake
On World News Day (September 28) we are reminded of a truth that cannot be ignored and this is that facts matter. In an era…
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Set for a spicy return
COHUNA is firing up for the town’s third annual chilli festival tonight. Last year close to 1000 people flocked to Garden Park for the event…
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Cascading, compounding, concurrent
ADVOCATES have asked for farms and food security to be put above tribalism and ideology in the push for action on climate change, as the…
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Wheels in motion for Harmony Day
THE Harmony Day committee has announced the free event is returning to Riverside Park for its 16th year on Saturday, March 21. The family-friend celebration…
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Connection through community op shop
WHAT started as a way to pass time while her husband visited the Men’s Shed became a valued source of friendship and community involvement for…
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Shop fire
A FIRE broke out inside The Reject Shop on Campbell Street, Swan Hill, early Tuesday morning, resulting in significant smoke damage throughout the store. When…
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Rugby 7s a great success
THE inaugural Swan Hill Rugby 7s tournament was a resounding success, despite the Swan Hill Rugby Club falling short of clinching the trophy in a…
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Minister in bad books
SWAN Hill Rural City Council Mayor Stuart King has thrown the book at the Victorian Government after it failed to increase its annual library contribution…
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