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  • Library devotees urged to show love

    Library devotees urged to show love

    WHILE February 14 traditionally marks Valentine’s Day, the date also has special meaning for those who love to read. February 14 has also been dedicated…

  • ‘Suffering’ over Balranald staff shortages Dalton

    ‘Suffering’ over Balranald staff shortages Dalton

    INDEPENDENT Member for Murray Helen Dalton has voiced concerns New South Wales is stealthily downgrading rural health services and severely impacting health outcomes across her…

  • Webster calls health workforce summit

    Webster calls health workforce summit

    A REGIONAL health workforce summit will be hosted by Member for Mallee Anne Webster in Mildura in March. Dr Webster, the Federal Opposition’s assistant regional…

  • Love grows from a gig

    Love grows from a gig

    IT’S been a huge couple of years for Swan Hill couple Elisha and Tim Bennett. Having met through mutual friends at a gig Tim was…

  • General manager for Balranald

    General manager for Balranald

    BALRANALD Shire Council has appointed its third general manager in less than three years. Craig Bennett assumes the position following the sudden death of Jeffrey…

  • Valentine’s Day splurge forecast

    Valentine’s Day splurge forecast

    AUSTRALIANS are set to splash out $485 million in the name of love this year – up 16.9 per cent on 2022 – with date…

  • Brigade rebuild on track

    Brigade rebuild on track

    IN firefighting, accuracy, timing and quick-thinking is critical. While there was no smoke and flames to contend with, all those qualities were honed and displayed…

  • Tough summer for Balranald tourism operators

    Tough summer for Balranald tourism operators

    ANYONE who said in 2018 the next four summers would be affected by fires, floods and a global pandemic would have been labelled crazy. But…

  • Duck hunting debate hots up

    Duck hunting debate hots up

    SHOTS have been fired by both sides in the duck hunting debate, as Premier Daniel Andrews awaits a report on breaches of the rules by…

  • Don’t underestimate water risks

    Don’t underestimate water risks

    SWIMMERS are urged to never underestimate the risks around water, as data reveals swimming, paddling or wading as the most common activities preceding drowning in…

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