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Mobile service disruptions
MOBILE services will be disrupted this week while telco giant Telstra undertakes upgrade works in Swan Hill. Early works will begin today before major upgrades…
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Unsightly dump
A SWAN Hill farmer is “disgusted” by beer bottles continually being dumped on the side of a road north of Swan Hill. The farmer, who…
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Holden heaven
WOORINEN South’s Paul Mason is one of many Holden enthusiasts now left to grieve the end of the brand’s 160-year Australian history. While Mr Mason…
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No immediate virus threat to almonds
AUSTRALIA largest almond grower Select Harvests says there has been no material short-term impact on its financial performance following the coronavirus outbreak. However, Select Harvests…
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Around the Churches: 21/2/20
ANGLICAN THIS Sunday, the parish AGM will take place after the 9.30am service, which will be one service only for the parish. Nominations have been…
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Marks along the way
AFTER the luggage was packed in the boot, and a check made that we had all the necessities, bottles of water, fruit and nibbles, it…
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McCormack ‘going to lead’
MICHAEL McCormack has no intention of stepping down from the leadership of The Nationals and says he will lead the party into the next election,…
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Strong demand, tight supplies
TOTAL wine sales exceeded production for the second successive year, indicating a tightening of supply and contributing to increased value for the sector, according to…
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Natural leadership
TOOLEYBUC Central School’s school captains for 2020 are aiming to become role models for their fellow students. Late last year, Jake Foley and Phoebe Nelson…
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Far West councils complain over harvest
THE Murray Darling Association (MDA) has expressed its concern about the NSW Government’s decision to allow floodplain harvesting after recent rainfall. The peak body representing…
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