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Update on drought resilience plan
MURRAY River Council has received an update on the progress of the Southern Riverina Drought Resilience Plan, with the project now moving into its formal…
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Action needed for childcare shortage
A SHORTAGE of early childhood educators is ringing alarm bells throughout the community. Swan Hill Rural City Council and local early childhood care providers are…
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Councils’ seven item Fed wish list
ISSUES facing regional Australia will be raised by the Murray River Group of Councils at an upcoming local government forum. Representatives of the Murray River…
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Advocates honoured
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains names and images of people who are deceased. BEVAN and Letty Nicholls have been…
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Festival faces uncertain future
THE plug was pulled at the 11th hour on this year’s Esoteric Festival and it could well be silenced forever. Bush doof Esoteric Festival, which…
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Courthouse holds history
THEY say justice is blind, but in Moulamein, it’s also beautifully preserved for view. After decades of standing firm between the Billabong Creek and Edward…
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Large art to tell tough stories
THE Elephant in the room installation currently on display represents an important topic for Swan Hill to address. The colourful fibreglass elephant in The Swan…
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Home life better for cats and wildlife
IN the last week before council’s cat containment laws come into full effect, cat care experts told owners they don’t have to spend big to…
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Emissions study back in budget
SWAN Hill Sustainability Group were granted a small win in this year’s council budget following consistent environmental advocacy. A $15,000 grant for a carbon emissions…
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Collision drives safety change
A WELDER was lucky to survive after a collision with a B-double truck on Murray Valley Highway in Lake Boga on Monday afternoon, his father…
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