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NSW irrigators face new hike
Allan Murphy THERE are fears that a further price hike for water users in New South Wales will impact local production and, ultimately, the cost…
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All creatures great and small
FOR the first time in more than a decade, pets will be welcomed and blessed during the regular Anglican Church service at 9:30am this Sunday.…
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Charity ball returns to Nyah
THE annual Joy John Wines Charity Ball returns this month for its third year at the Nyah Memorial Hall. This year’s fundraising focus is inspired…
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Respect for farmers at record low
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has urged the Albanese Labor Government to stick to its pledge to rule out binding greenhouse gas emissions targets on…
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Busy weekend for police
POLICE detected 85 road offences in the Swan Hill region during Operation Scoreboard at the weekend. Officers worked a collective 257 hours and conducted 1627…
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Lockhart legacy lives on
IN THE far southwest of New South Wales the settlement of Goodnight stands as a quiet symbol of Australia’s post–First World War ambition. For one…
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Free kids’ space at Show
Peter Bannan THE Swan Hill Show is set to be bigger, brighter and friendlier for families this year, with the launch of a brand-new free…
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Red tape lifted for farm fire fighting units
THE New South Wales Government has backed a new scheme to allow farmers to drive farm firefighting vehicles on public roads. Farm fire units are…
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Police family remembers together
SWAN Hill Police took the opportunity to come together as a family on Tuesday, to mark National Police Remembrance Day and honour the 178 police…
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Camp conflict
LAKE Boga residents have issued a 30-day ultimatum to Swan Hill Rural City Council, urging a formal response to mounting concerns about the impact of…
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