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  • Safety marshall reduces hours for Balranald pub

    Safety marshall reduces hours for Balranald pub

    SHAMROCK Hotel Balranald has been forced to reduce dining hours due to the NSW Government’s introduction of a COVID-19 safe hygiene marshall. Co-owner John Radford…

  • Mallee electorate boundaries set for review

    Mallee electorate boundaries set for review

    MALLEE, Victoria’s largest federal electorate, could soon have its boundaries redrawn – and this time, it may even end up smaller. The Australian Electoral Commission…

  • A sinking feeling on the Murray

    A sinking feeling on the Murray

    THE latest set of border restrictions do not come as welcome news to Swan Hill’s fishing community, with boating on the Murray River now all…

  • Perfect time to rediscover: Words from the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery

    Perfect time to rediscover: Words from the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery

    HAVE you ever seen so many cyclists, joggers, families out strolling, and dogs being walked than in recent months? If there has been any good…

  • Mungo’s magic despite lockdown

    Mungo’s magic despite lockdown

    MUNGO National Park traffic has been booming even despite last week’s border closure with Victoria. Mungo Lodge, 150km north-west of Balranald, continues to receive a…

  • Campaign’s lift for locals

    Campaign’s lift for locals

    MALLEE residents have been urged to do whatever they can to help small and family businesses to trade out of the COVID-19 pandemic. Council of…

  • Backing region’s economic recovery

    Backing region’s economic recovery

    A NEWLY appointed committee of business and community leaders is set to provide much-needed support to the Loddon-Mallee region during the coronavirus pandemic. Regional Development…

  • Fresh food, fresh look at Woolworths

    Fresh food, fresh look at Woolworths

    IT has fresh food, but now it’s added a fresh, new look. Woolworths Swan Hill’s store renewal has been completed. Bringing fresh food and convenience…

  • Chainsaws allegedly stolen from Swan Hill business

    Chainsaws allegedly stolen from Swan Hill business

    Stolen car found POLICE are investigating after a car was allegedly stolen in Robinvale last week. The vehicle went missing between 9.30pm on July 15…

  • Going dry of alcohol in July

    Going dry of alcohol in July

    HAVING seen both of her parents be diagnosed with cancer, Swan Hill resident Kellie Harvey is doing her part to raise funds for people affected…

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