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High praise for hard-working nurse
THE tireless efforts of one Balranald nurse have received recognition at state level and earned her a spot in the finals amongst nominees from around…
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Green light for campervan club
ROBINVALE, Euston and surrounding communities will receive a concentrated tourism injection early next year with one of the fastest growing RV clubs in Australia set…
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Migrant influx lauded
INCREASING numbers of migrant settlers are paying dividends in terms of their cultural and economic contributions to the Swan Hill region, according to Mallee Family…
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Murray River Culinary Challenge
St Mary MacKillop College’s round of the Murray River Culinary Challenge was held on Wednesday. The school’s VET hospitality students will take on Swan Hill…
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A giving life
Community and family have been life long devotions for Swan Hill resident Myrtle Sutton.The 91-year-old recently celebrated 60 years in the Australian Red Cross, and…
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School-leavers prepare for rewarding adventure
WHILE many school-leavers will head to the beach and party after their final exams, eight students from St Mary’s Mackillop, Swan Hill and Tyrrell colleges…
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Gearing up: boost for motocross organisers ahead of national event
CHISHOLM Reserve motorsport complex is set to move one step closer to becoming a nationally recognised Mecca for motorsport fans. Swan Hill Motorcycle Club last…
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Man sets himself alight at police station
A SWAN Hill man who set himself alight in Swan Hill police station has been treated for serious injuries and charged with reckless conduct endangering…
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Award-winning end to NAIDOC Week
SWAN Hill’s Aboriginal community gave deserved recognition to its leading citizens in an awards night ceremony on Friday night as part of NAIDOC Week.The highest…
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Big water buyback gets the go-ahead
FIRST it was the closure of the redgum logging industry, now Balranald’s mayor fears the Nimmie Caira water buyback scheme could deliver another crippling economic…
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