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Rock nostalgia
A POWERFUL live tribute celebrating one of music’s most iconic eras is set to sweep into Swan Hill, as the nationally acclaimed Starshine hits the…
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Swan Hill urged to quit for good
SMOKING rates in the Swan Hill region remain well above the Victorian average as health officials urge locals to use World No Tobacco Day as…
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Ruling deplored
ADVOCATES say the Federal Court’s decision to uphold the Nyah Floodplain Restoration Project highlights “serious flaws” in the government’s management of water recovery. Friends of…
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A message from Mayor Stuart King
National Volunteers Week AS WE celebrate National Volunteer Week, I would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all volunteers across our municipality.…
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More than a jungle trek
FOR Swan Hill teenager Sophie Bennett, the Kokoda Trail is more than a gruelling jungle trek. It is a journey through her family’s wartime sacrifice…
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Coalition in fiery Budget reply
THE Coalition has promised to slash migration, scrap Labor’s climate policies and index tax brackets to inflation as it pitched itself as the better economic…
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Region has spoken, say mayors
VOTERS had delivered a blunt message to the major parties after One Nation’s win in Farrer, according to Murray River Council Mayor John Harvie. Mr…
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Regional leaders blast Budget
REGIONAL leaders, councils and Coalition MPs have launched a fierce attack on the Albanese Government’s fifth Federal Budget, claiming country Australia has again been left…
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On track for trip back in time
FOR travellers on the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre trains, the commute in the antique carriages is the experience as much as the destination. The carefully…
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Charity trek paddles in
MENTAL health awareness advocate Tony Pearce has completed the Swan Hill to Mildura stretch of his latest charity trek to support emergency service workers’ wellbeing.…
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