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Talks off the ground
TALKS with a flying school to train up to 200 Chinese students in Swan Hill will soon get off the ground, despite some concerns over…
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App to trace virus cases
THE federal government has released a new voluntary smartphone app, designed to better protect community against the spread of coronavirus. Member for Murray Plains Peter…
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Increased demand
THE Loddon Mallee region has experienced twice the number of laboratory confirmed influenza cases for the same period of time last year. But, Swan Hill…
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Surgery back on the table
ELECTIVE surgery has resumed at Swan Hill District Health (SHDH) following a slowdown of new coronavirus cases. SHDH chief executive officer Peter Abraham said the…
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Crisis boost
EMMA Whittington is one of eight medical students who have chosen to continue their studies in Swan Hill in an effort to boost the local…
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Increased outreach
SWAN Hill council agrees there needs to be increased outreach and screening for coronavirus (COVID-19) to vulnerable and hard-to-reach groups, and to agriculture workers who…
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WORDS FROM THE MAYOR
WE received confirmation this week that Swan Hill Rural City Council will not have a ward structure, from the next election. Our council is now…
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Answers over new bridge
MURRAY River Council will write to both local state members on both sides of the border in a push to get more information on a…
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Shift to digital
DESPITE the difficult times faced by local businesses due to the implications of COVID-19, many are still open and keen to service the community. Swan…
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Locals slapped with fines
AT LEAST 11 people have been fined in the Swan Hill region for failing to comply with COVID-19 directives from chief health officers. Under Operation…
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