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Riverside Tri full of highlights
A RECORD number of Mini Kids entrants, big crowds, a competitor who raced on one wheel and some record-breaking performances highlighted a successful Riverside Tri…
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We’re game, says Swan Hill mayor
SWAN Hill Council Mayor Jade Benham says the success of last week’s Country Week tennis tournament proves the sport would be a hit in the…
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Duck hunting not done for sport, says hunter
A FIELD and Game Australia (FGA) spokesperson believes, if duck hunting is banned, “wetlands will degrade at best, and most likely disappear”. FGA conservation and…
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Swan Hill rental crisis ‘incredibly stressful’
SWAN Hill resident Beau Berrill moved to the town in January. “I got a job that required a move,” Mr Berrill said. “I really had…
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Out of the wild: Missing Sam found safe and well – Copy
SAMUEL Thomson, the missing young Melbourne man featured on the front page of Friday’s Sunraysia Daily as his father searched for him here, has been…
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Roadside vegetation is a fire concern, says Peter Walsh
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh warns the longer it takes to slash roadside vegetation, the greater the fuel load will increase. “The Nationals most…
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Limit on collections to sustain future
FOREST Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) has announced changes to firewood collection regulations on public land in Central Victoria from next month “to ensure greater access…
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Sister city push after Tongan disaster
THE recent volcanic eruption and tsunami near Tonga has had a deep and lasting impact on Tongan communities in Victoria’s north-west, Member for Mildura Ali…
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Walsh vows to keep schools open
SWAN Hill students would not lose another second of time in the classroom as part of an early election promise by the State Opposition. Victorian…
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Country Week brings generations of tennis players together
NEIL Langstaff has been coming to Country Week for more than 25 consecutive years, however this one might be the most memorable yet. He has…
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