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Parking meters remain off
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is extending a parking meters switch off. Mayor Bill Moar said in light of the current COVID-19 situation, council will…
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Cupper considers High Court bid
MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper has not ruled out a High Court challenge to the validity of the New South Wales and South Australian hard…
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Venturing to court
POLICE have arrested 15 people and executed as many warrants over the past two days in the Swan Hill, Tyntynder and Beverford areas as part…
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Notify WorkSafe of positive case in workplace
EMPLOYERS are now required to notify WorkSafe immediately when they become aware a worker has received a confirmed coronavirus diagnosis. The new regulations, made under…
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Councils join forces against border closure
MAYORS and chief executives spanning both sides of the Murray River from Corryong to Wentworth have joined forces in an unprecedented show of strength to…
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Doors open, voices heard at Anne Webster’s new electorate office
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster has opened a new electorate office in Swan Hill this week. Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie cut the ribbon of Dr…
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WWII memorabilia sought
THE Swan Hill Regional Library is seeking items to include in an online exhibition to complement a film being created to commemorate the 75th anniversary…
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Mobile phone detection trial
CAMERA technology designed to detect mobile phone use behind the wheel is being trialled on Victoria’s roads for the next three months. The trial will…
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Two people fined for no permit at Euston
TWO people have been fined $1000 each after failing to produce border permits in Euston on Monday. Officers from Barrier Police District stopped a car…
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Alarm over fire risk
JUST one in 10 Victorian households has their smoke alarms in the recommended location, putting themselves at risk of serious injury or death. Victoria’s firefighters…
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