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‘Happy days’ as tourism vouchers return, says Swan Hill mayor
SWAN Hill Council Mayor Jade Benham says it’s “happy days” with the return of regional travel rebate vouchers to entice city people to spend in…
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Mallee unmasked with fewer rules
COVID restrictions across Victoria are set to further ease from 11.59pm Friday as hospitalisation rates decline and third dose vaccination rates increase. The public health…
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Murray River Council to move seven issues at conferences
RATE capping reviews and legislation on animal breeding facilities in NSW are among seven key issues that Murray River Council (MRC) will address in motions…
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Rural voices heard over communication hurdles
RURAL Victorians have voiced their need for better mobile and broadband connections to improve economic growth and community safety. More than 11,000 responses were received…
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SHBA Results Round 8
OPEN MEN’S Pie Warmers 69 def Flamingos 36 (Henry Thompson) Bricklayers 31 def Cable Slingers 24 (Hugh Broad) Mixers 37 def Heatin Up 33 (Baden…
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Swan Hill puts on ‘world class event’
SWAN Hill proved its capability of serving up a “world class event” as a hugely successful Tennis Country Week concluded on Friday. The city played…
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Balranald cemetery erosion concerns residents
SOME residents of Balranald have become worried about the erosion of parts of the Balranald cemetery, as large holes and cracks around the graves are…
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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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