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Uplifting the community
A TOTAL 410 front doors, 2500 kilometres, 25 local towns and districts and more than 1000 people. That’s the feat Swan Hill photographer Nicole Featherby…
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Regional Victoria on alert as cases grow and testing increases
REGIONAL Victoria is on high alert today as coronavirus cases rise in rural areas. Premier Daniel Andrews announced yesterday that testing centres will be rolled…
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Branching out with art funds
SWAN Hill artist Suzanne Connelly-Klidomitis is improving her computer skills to conduct workshops online that were cancelled due to COVID-19. In partnership with Regional Arts…
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Unit given keys to new space
THE Balranald State Emergency Service (SES) unit has moved into their refurbished headquarters. New signage was placed on the outside of the shed and new…
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Hitting back at union calls for working holiday visa to be axed
A TOUGH ban on backpackers is not the solution to worker exploitation across the horticulture sector, according to agriculture representatives, who hit back at several…
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Reflecting demand at SuniTAFE post-COVID
SUNITAFE chief executive Geoff Dea expects to see “significant” changes to courses as the region emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr Dea said that while…
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Spellbinding 100 days
SWAN Hill North Primary School foundation students celebrated all things 100 last week to mark are halfway point of their first year of school. Last…
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Man accused of string of burglaries
A 28-YEAR-OLD Creswick man has been charged by Swan Hill detectives over an alleged string of burglaries. The man has been charged with 25 offences…
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News in brief
Murray River Council community grants open APPLICATIONS for round one of Murray River Council’s (MRC) 2020/21 Community Grants Program are now open. The competitive grant…
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Students say consideration ‘makes sense’
WYCHEPROOF P-12 College school captain and year 12 student Andrew Mens says changes to this year’s Victorian ATAR scores and VCE results “makes sense”. The…
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