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  • Fun chapter for a week of books

    EACH year across Australia, the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) brings children and books together celebrating CBCA Book Week. During this time, schools, libraries,…

  • DELAYS AHEAD

    DELAYS AHEAD

    UPGRADES to metropolitan train lines are expected to result in delays for Swan Hill passengers in the coming months. Power signalling, track upgrades and ongoing…

  • Real award recognised

    A SWAN Hill real estate property manager has been recognised at an annual awards. Juanita Bryant was recognised in the property management awards at the…

  • Dr Anne Webster says now is the time to act

    Dr Anne Webster says now is the time to act

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster says a solution to workforce issues in the horticulture sector is imperative, with shortages putting the $1 billion industry at…

  • Walsh reflects on Fischer

    MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has remembered National Party “giant” and former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer in Parliament this week. Mr Fischer passed…

  • WALSH: NO-ONE ABOVE THE LAW

    MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says he supports a bill increasing the safety of children with mandatory reporting by religious ministers. Under the Children…

  • Penalties ‘unacceptable’

    MEMBER for Northern Victoria Tim Quilty hit out at lenient penalties placed on animal activists as “unacceptable” in Parliament this week. “Last December, a group…

  • Ladies who lace

    LACE makers from near and far converged in Swan Hill for the ninth annual bobbin lace event last weekend. Held at the Splatt Street Anglican…

  • Wheels in motion for skatepark

    Wheels in motion for skatepark

    SWAN Hill’s new skate park will be celebrated next Wednesday, featuring demonstrations and music. The new skatepark, which local skaters helped to design, features a…

  • Rural health left behind, Helen Dalton tells Parliament

    Rural health left behind, Helen Dalton tells Parliament

    MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton says a “fetish for privatisation and a devaluing of human life beyond the Blue Mountains” has brought regional healthcare to…

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