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  • Remembering the 2001 earthquake

    Remembering the 2001 earthquake

    TWENTY years ago Swan Hill was rocked by another earthquake in the spring, with a quake measuring 4.4 on the Richter Scale causing damage to…

  • Police urging drivers to stay safe this long weekend

    RESTRICTIONS have eased in regional Victoria, the school holidays are kicking in, travellers are on the move and it’s the Grand Final long weekend. Motorists…

  • Union boss insults fruit industry, says Anne Webster

    Union boss insults fruit industry, says Anne Webster

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has slammed a trade union heavyweight who said stood-down “drunken morons” rioting on Melbourne’s streets should instead pick fruit. Construction,…

  • Visiting police find peace and order on the border

    Visiting police find peace and order on the border

    THEY have spent only a few days in Swan Hill, but police stationed at the state border are in no rush to leave. Hailing from…

  • Balranald Covid-19 exposure sites update

    Balranald Covid-19 exposure sites update

    SEVERAL COVID-19 exposure sites have popped up in Balranald, as sewerage tests detect COVID-19 in the shire. Balranald Pharmacy – between 11.15am to 11.30am Balranald Bakery…

  • Dees v Bulldogs a right royal local battle

    Dees v Bulldogs a right royal local battle

    Friendships will be put aside for a day when Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs do battle in tomorrow night’s AFL Grand Final. Brothers Ian and…

  • Judd joins DELWP

    Judd joins DELWP

    OUTGOING Buloke Shire chief executive Anthony Judd has been appointed regional director of the Loddon Mallee region for the Department of Environment, Land, Water and…

  • Earthquake strikes Victoria

    Earthquake strikes Victoria

    THE strongest earthquake in Victoria’s history hit the state on Wednesday morning, with tremors felt across the state and as far away as Canberra and…

  • Baby boom or bust?

    Baby boom or bust?

    ACCORDING to a survey of 15,000 Australians, 10 per cent have reconsidered or chosen not to have children because of growing concern about climate change.…

  • Don’t feed magpies mince

    Don’t feed magpies mince

    WILDLIFE rescuers are urging the public to veer away from giving visiting magpies mince meat, diced meat, cat food or bread. This can directly impact…

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