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Injecting life into trees
COUNCIL workers launched a rescue mission of a strange kind in Swan Hill this week, injecting more than a dozen fully grown trees with bug-killing…
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Silence again at Easter
QUAMBATOOK will again fall silent at Easter after the Australian Tractor Pull Championships were cancelled for the second consecutive year. Organisers said with rules and…
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New life down under
FOUR people have pledged to live by the Australian values of freedom, respect, fairness and equality as they became citizens recently. Yasmin Baig, Thi Hoang…
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Town united in grief
MALLEE towns have dug deep to raise more than $22,000 for a Sea Lake family following a fatal collision. Zhivahn Elizabeth Veld, a 33-year-old mother…
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Historic homestead seeks caretaker
LIVE rent-free inside a stunning homestead on the banks of the mighty Murray in Robinvale, but there’s a catch. You must have a green thumb…
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Bigger than a pumpkin patch
IT’S been a whirlwind two months for Lake Boga fruit and vegetable grower Nathan Free as the new Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) horticulture group president.…
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House gutted in Nyah West blaze
FIRE authorities are investigating the cause of a house fire in Nyah West last Friday. District 18 CFA assistant chief fire officer Gavin Wright said…
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Firearm theft accused refused bail
A MAN who allegedly went to his old workplace and stole a firearm and power tools has been refused bail. Police told Mildura Magistrates’ Court…
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New editor appointed
THE Guardian and Gannawarra Times has appointed a new editor. Experienced journalist Tony Curran has edited eight newspapers in four countries, and worked on numerous…
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Need more comfort
SWAN Hill’s centre for visitors and locals has reopened, but its in dire need of more volunteers. The Visitor and Community Comfort Centre lost four…
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