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  • Busy time of year for the CWA

    MEMBERS of the Murray Valley Country Women’s Association (CWA) have been hard at work with several events and voluntary efforts happening in the local region.…

  • Church sex abuse liability

    THE floodgates for sex abuse victims seeking compensation could open after the Catholic Church accepted legal responsibility for the sexual abuse of a nine-year-old boy…

  • FREE SWIMS

    FEES for casual entry to Janelle Masters Memorial Pool in Balranald for the 2019-2020 season have been abolished by council. At the August monthly meeting,…

  • Out of pocket after clinic collapse

    THE sudden closure of a Melbourne dental clinic has left a number of Swan Hill families out of pocket and part-way through treatment. Swan Hill…

  • Search GOES ON

    AN extensive water and land search for missing Balranald man Andrew Bruton entered its fifth day yesterday. The 42-year-old was last seen in Balranald on…

  • VEC elects for status quo

    VEC elects for status quo

    A REVIEW into the electoral structure of Swan Hill has failed to find any reason to change the status quo of four wards made up…

  • Rail fail that’skilling roads

    THE Victorian Government has been accused of hypocrisy over its Towards Zero road toll strategy while forcing more heavy vehicles on state roads because of…

  • Finals positions decided

    WITH the last round of the regular season completed, all final positions are now clear. In A-grade, Mixed Up made sure of top spot with…

  • Informing mums and their bubs

    Informing mums and their bubs

    MORE than 100 mothers came together for Swan Hill’s first pregnancy and early years expo in celebration of women’s health week last Wednesday. Held at…

  • Webster calls for answers from PM

    MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster is confident Prime Minister Scott Morrison and other federal government ministers have “come to the table” on Sunraysia’s impending labour-hire…

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