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Joyride comes to abrupt end
MOULAMEIN locals used quick thinking after a dramatic chase and citizen intervention brought an alleged stolen ute joyride to an abrupt end on November 7.…
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Coalition looks united on energy policy
THE Federal Liberal and National parties are united on their climate and energy policies, abandoning their targets of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050.…
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Council looks to change CEO title
MURRAY River Council will consider changing the position title of its most senior member as general manager rather than chief executive. Councillor Gen Campbell lodged…
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Bureau faces rural backlash
THE Bureau of Meteorology has been forced to ride the storm it usually only forecasts, after backlash over its new-look website. The Bureau has since…
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Funds for safer farms
VICTORIAN farmers will receive extra support to make their properties safer under a new $2.6 million partnership between WorkSafe and the Victorian Farmers Federation. The…
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Dumping ground
CLEANING up illegally dumped rubbish costs the Swan Hill community tens of thousands of dollars every year, according to the council. Swan Hill Rural City…
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Aurora captured on camera
THE night skies over Australia dazzled in breathtaking shades of pink, purple, and green on Wednesday and Thursday, as the Aurora Australis stretched far beyond…
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Pink power
SWAN Hill Pony Club turned pink for breast cancer awareness and far exceeded their fundraising goal, donating $2323 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Along…
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Grandfriends’ day blooms
BALRANALD Central School students, staff, and guests came together to celebrate Grandfriends’ Day with a high tea and garden games event. BCS principal Nadine Matarazzo…
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Beverford firefighters awarded for service
A CASUAL conversation at the Beverford Tavern almost 20 years ago gave birth to a fire brigade that now stands at the heart of its…
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