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Cleaner water for towns
WATER quality will soon be improved in Nyah and Piangil after Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water secured government funding. The rural water supplier’s $13.6 million Clean…
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MP calls for health district split
DOCTORS at a New South Wales health service have broken their silence on a local politician’s call to split the health district. The medical staff…
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Students celebrate colourful characters
NYAH District Primary School was transformed into a world of imagination last week as students and staff celebrated Book Week. The highlight came on Friday…
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Quizzing for a great cause
A FUN night of questions, prizes and community spirit is coming to Tooleybuc Sporting Club, with a trivia night in the club auditorium on Thursday,…
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Healthcare on right flightpath
PILOTS Sam Cottingham and Linda Beilharz are traversing the Outback and raising funds for essential medical equipment once again in the Royal Flying Doctors Outback…
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Impact through communication
Speech pathologists study, diagnose and treat people who have difficulty with communication (speech, language, fluency, social skills) and swallowing. They work with people of all…
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Council finds interim boss
BULOKE Shire Council has appointed Daniel McLoughlan as interim chief executive. The experienced local government leader will assume the position on September 1. The council…
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Heritage Rally revs up
THE heavy drone of well-maintained vintage diesel-powered motors drew in spectators at Old Speewa Hall at the weekend. European motorbikes took centre stage, all in…
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Cash to back events and groups
COMMUNITY groups and event organisers will get financial support from Swan Hill Rural City Council, with close to $180,000 approved for release. More than $170,000…
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Despite some rain, it’s a dry month
THE Swan Hill region has avoided its driest August in more than a decade. A total 11.6mm has fallen across 10 days in the rural…
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