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Water main fractured
CONTRACTORS caused a flurry of water to gush out of the footpath near the Swan Hill railway station car park this week. A spokeswoman for…
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Guilty plea to sex crimes
A MAN has pleaded guilty to historical sex offending involving an underage boy in the 1970s. Darryl Nicholson appeared by video link before Mildura Magistrates’…
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Painless start to vaccine rollout
THE first person to be vaccinated in phase 1b of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in Swan Hill says the experience was “completely painless”. Swan Hill…
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Administrator’s column 23/3/21
Draft Cemetery Policy and Operating Manual AT the March council meeting, Balranald Shire Council adopted a draft Cemetery Management Policy, together with a draft Cemetery…
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New GM returns to former stomping ground
BALRANALD Ex-Services Club’s new general manager is to return to his former stomping grounds. Tony Treeve studied in Balranald for the majority of his secondary…
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News in Brief: 23/3/21
Curtain up on film fest THE Swan Hill Film Festival, which is a fundraising event for the Fight Cancer Foundation Swan Hill Branch, is on…
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Major upgrades for sport venues
THE Woorinen Football Netball Club and Swan Hill Leisure Centre will benefit from major upgrades if Swan Hill Rural City Council is successful in federal…
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Frontline workers first in the queue
EMERGENCY service workers and police members were among the first people in Swan Hill to receive their COVID-19 vaccination, as phase 1b of the national…
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Have a warmer heart, says Walsh
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says people living in the electorate are being left in the cold – literally. “It’s going to be a…
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Confidence soars
AUSTRALIAN farmers’ confidence is still sky high as primary producers continue the fightback from drought amid strong commodity prices. Rabobank’s latest quarterly rural confidence survey…
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