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COSTLY STALL
THE Rail Freight Alliance (RFA) has slammed the state government over the stalled Murray Basin Rail Project (MBRP), saying a failure to deliver will “cost…
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Unique rally ready for Speewa
PREPARE to take a step back in time when the Speewa Heritage Collectors Club hosts its ninth annual vintage rally this weekend. From thimbles to…
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New police tool to tackle family violence
SWAN Hill police officers now have another tool at their disposal when responding to family violence incidents. The new family violence reporting tool (FVR) was…
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Vehicle rammed in CBD laneway
POLICE are hunting the occupants of a vehicle which allegedly rammed a parked car in a Swan Hill laneway on Wednesday night. The incident happened…
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Around the churches – 16/8
SEED THIS Sunday, as we look at Habakkuk Chapter 3, we will hear how we can have great joy and hope even when we have…
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Practical pathways through council
CADETSHIPS are something people should look at more favourably, says senior building inspector James Cunning. Mr Cunning undertook a building surveyor cadetship with Swan Hill…
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Charred metal after caravans burn
AN electrical fault has been blamed for a fire which destroyed two caravans at the Two Bays Caravan Park in Nyah on Wednesday morning. Quick…
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Bee-utiful sight on the border
AGRICULTURE generates at least $3 billion for the Robinvale economy, according to the Swan Hill council Robinvale ward representative. Councillor Jade Benham said the biggest…
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Don’t be shy, report a sighting
PEOPLE have been urged to record any sightings of shy, prickly four-legged friends in the midst of echidna breeding season. The Mallee Catchment Authority said…
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Serving up an audit
THE state government has announced it will lift the standard of meals in Victorian public hospitals and aged care centres. Minister for Health Jenny Mikakos…
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