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Beach carnival fun in the sun
WITH just a gap of 55 points between them, Mungo house has taken out Balranald Central School’s inaugural beach carnival day. Mungo finished the day…
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Duck hunting for the birds
THE duck hunting season is set to start in May and run for three weeks – but that is three weeks too many for Kerrie…
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Islanders arrive for farm work
THE first plane load of Pacific Islander workers destined for Victorian farms arrived in Tasmania at the weekend to begin two weeks of quarantine. Agriculture…
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Towns ready to prosper
INFRASTRUCURE deficits and a lack of services are holding back Boundary Bend and Piangil, according to Swan Hill Rural City councillor Nicole McKay. Cr McKay…
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Works pave the way
MAJOR roadworks are currently underway in Swan Hill. Reconstructions on Campbell Street and Pye Street in Swan Hill began on March 1. Funded through the…
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Women stake their claim
AROUND 35 residents attended the office of Member for Mallee Anne Webster during Monday’s March for Justice event. Independent MP for Mildura Ali Cupper was…
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All change on parking permits
NEW accessibility parking permits are about to come into force in the Swan Hill region. Three permits will be available: an Australian Disability Parking Permit,…
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Woman critical after crash
A LOCAL woman remains in a critical condition after a single vehicle car accident on the outskirts of Sea Lake around 2.30am on Tuesday. She…
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Victim stabbed
POLICE are investigating a serious assault in Swan Hill which left a man with significant stab wounds. Officers were called to a house at Livingstone…
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Playtime on hold
MOULAMEIN’S Howard Park playground is swinging ahead with a makeover. The current playground will be demolished and removed, followed by excavation works to prepare the…
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