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  • Gannawarra Times published on Friday week

    Gannawarra Times published on Friday week

    THE Gannawarra Times will revive its print edition with the publication of weekly Friday publication commencing Friday, May 15, 2020. After temporarily ceasing all its…

  • Out with a bang

    Out with a bang

    NEW Year’s Eve in Swan Hill has gone off with a bang for the final time. Riverside Park will no longer host an annual celebration…

  • Music cuts through isolation

    Music cuts through isolation

    WHILE local musicians experience a lull in gig bookings due to the closure of venues and restrictions around public events and functions, some of the…

  • Parked into bench

    A KERANG woman has escaped injury after crashing into a park bench in Lake Boga on Wednesday. The incident occurred in front of Lake Boga…

  • Ramp up testing

    SWAN Hill District Health has urged the community to participate in the increased testing for COVID-19 over the coming weeks. Up to 100,000 Victorians will…

  • Tragic reminder

    Tragic reminder

    LOCAL traffic police officers say the tragic deaths of four colleagues in Melbourne last week was a timely reminder to slow down when passing stationary…

  • MIXED BAG

    MIXED BAG

    AUTUMN FEED BUDGETING WHAT is the feed value of my autumn pasture? What are my animals’ nutritional requirements for their stage of gestation or lactation?…

  • Polls still unclear

    IT’S still unclear if Swan Hill council ratepayers will head to the polls in October amid the health crisis. A governments spokesperson told The Guardian…

  • HOT OFF THE PRESS

    THE Guardian is back on the news stands after a four-week hiatus while the coronavirus pandemic struck the local economy. The Swan Hill-based newspaper has…

  • Trumpeting Anzac pride

    Trumpeting Anzac pride

    PASSION and respect were behind the decision of father-son duo Anthony and Brodie Van Heumen when they played The Last Post on their trumpets from…

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