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  • Sailors brave Lake Boga breeze

    Sailors brave Lake Boga breeze

    LAKE Boga was full to the brim with boats across the weekend as the Lake Boga Yacht Club’s Easter Regatta returned for another weekend of…

  • Students mix with the best

    Students mix with the best

    BIRCHIP P-12 hospitality students have received recognition for their skills after showing they can mix it with the best in the culinary world. Two new…

  • Calls to gauge service

    Calls to gauge service

    MURRAY River Council has launched a new customer call-back program to gain further feedback on customer service levels across the organisation. As part of of…

  • New TAFE boss

    New TAFE boss

    BRETT Millington will take over as SuniTAFE’s chief executive. The SuniTAFE board of directors announced Mr Millington’s appointment on Wednesday. Mr Millington, current chief of…

  • Revving up rider skills

    Revving up rider skills

    WITH almost 200 motorcycle riders killed on Victorian roads in the last five years, the Swan Hill Ulysses Club is taking steps to ensure the…

  • Yabbies to star at fun fair

    Yabbies to star at fun fair

    EASTER festivities will be in full swing on Saturday when Moulamein Preschool hosts its annual Yabby Races and Easter Fair. The family fun-filled day will…

  • Vet Will chooses a local way

    Vet Will chooses a local way

    WILL Barkman has travelled a long way in his journey home, but with a double degree in veterinary science and veterinary biology under his belt,…

  • Cuppas fight road fatigue

    Cuppas fight road fatigue

    VOLUNTEERS will set up a free Driver Reviver site at Kerang for Easter. More than 30 Driver Reviver sites will operate across Victoria this long…

  • What’s on

    What’s on

    TODAY 6pm-8pm: Barefoot bowls at Tooleybuc Sporting Club. Submit names in by 5.45pm on the night or message Danielle on 0403 548 149. Open to…

  • Road upgrades will reap huge benefits

    Road upgrades will reap huge benefits

    INVESTING $37.7 million in road upgrades to accommodate bigger heavy vehicles across Swan Hill and Gannawarra shires would deliver annual economic and environmental benefits of…

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