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Chinese New Year at home
FOR Swan Hill local June Hong, the Victorian lockdown put a dampener on her Chinese New Year celebrations. While those preparing for the February 12…
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Road works at roundabout
TWO streets in Swan Hill are set to get a major upgrade with works to reconstruct part of the road commencing next month. Funded through…
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Anzac Day march called off
THIS year’s Swan Hill Anzac Day commemorations will go ahead in some form, with the RSL sub-branch planning options depending on COVID restrictions. Swan Hill…
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Entertain with grants
SWAN Hill Rural City Council has launched a new grant program to support local entertainment businesses hit hard by the COVID-19 lockdown. The new grant,…
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Woolies goes green with solar
A SUPERMARKET giant in Swan Hill has installed solar panels to reduce the store’s environmental footprint and cut energy costs. Woolworths’ 100kW solar arrays on…
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Cash for pickers
JOBSEEKERS who take up seasonal work will now be eligible for bonuses of almost $2500, with the Victorian Government providing over $10 million to encourage…
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Sesssion on going solar
CENTRAL Victorian Greenhouse Alliance in partnership with Swan Hill Rural City Council is holding a community information meeting at the Swan Hill Town Hall next…
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Cupper: Nats playing ‘gruby’ politics
THE National Party has been accused of playing “grubby, dirty politics” over its latest attempt to slur Member for Mildura Ali Cupper. The Nationals-authorised letter…
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Around the Churches: 19/2/21
ANGLICAN A FEW weeks ago, it was clear that once again the parish wouldn’t be permitted to celebrate the traditional family pancake night, with the…
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Internet more a ‘dream than reality’
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has accused the state government of “ongoing discrimination” against the online ostracised who can’t apply for government services or…
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