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  • Bountiful of books

    Bountiful of books

    READING more than 150 books over summer, Avneet Brar was one of Swan Hill Regional Library’s summer reading club winners. Avneet is in grade six…

  • WELCOME DROP

    WELCOME DROP

    THE first week of autumn has delivered a welcome drop of rain across the Mallee with widespread showers boosting the spirits of the region’s farmers.…

  • Joe brings joy

    Joe brings joy

    WITH a horn section in tow, Joe Camilleri and his band, The Black Sorrows, will return to the region to bring the Pioneer Settlement to…

  • Walsh to approach deputy PM

    Walsh to approach deputy PM

    MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says he will approach Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack’s office in an effort to push for action on a…

  • VANDALISM ON THE RISE

    VANDALISM ON THE RISE

    VANDALISM has driven up the cost of maintenance for public toilets in the municipality by more than 90 per cent, while disability access is available…

  • Letters to the Editor: 6/3/20

    Direction desired by ratepayers MAY I congratulate John Ward on his presentation to council objecting to the proposed steel and glass building proposed to be…

  • Reeling them in

    Reeling them in

    THE 16th annual Swan Hill Combined Services Fishing Classic reeled in success, with 98 boats and 195 entrants hitting the Murray River at Pental Island…

  • Each for equal

    THIS year, International Women’s Day is all about equality. The theme #EachforEqual, which uses the equal sign created by hands as its symbol, is celebrating…

  • Cross calling

    Cross calling

    WE’LL be there no matter what. That’s the pledge from the Red Cross, who has been there for more than 100 years. This month, the…

  • Beefed up presence on our Mallee roads

    Beefed up presence on our Mallee roads

    MALLEE locals can expect to see an increased police presence across the region for the long weekend, with various events expected to draw crowds to…

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