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Coffee with a cop: Just the right fit
ACTING Sergeant Marina Simonelli says while policing may not be a career for everyone, the uniform has proved just the right fit for her. Act-Srg…
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Roaring success: Fine crowd at festival
THE Swan Hill Food and Wine Festival recorded its biggest ever number of attendees at the weekend, with 2300 people filling the iconic Pioneer Settlement…
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River’s run: Giant strides on Melbourne roads
THE Purtill family is making giant strides as they prepare to compete in a fun run to raise much-needed funds for the Royal Children’s Hospital. …
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Eyes in the sky
ALL eyes will be in the sky at Lake Boga tomorrow for a “full blown air show” guaranteed to impress. The 2019 Catalina Air Show…
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Anthrax detected on Swan Hill property
ANTHRAX has been detected on a property that has had history of the infection near Swan Hill. Anthrax is caused by a naturally occurring bacteria, Bacillus…
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Pell is guilty
CARDINAL George Pell, Australia’s highest-ranking Catholic priest, has been convicted on five counts of child sexual abuse. County Court chief judge Peter Kidd lifted a…
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Up in the air: Future unknown for aviation museum
THE future of a replica Sir Charles Kingsford Smith plane used in a 1985 television series now housed in Balranald is up in the air. …
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Devoted to the theatre: Leading lady shines on stage
ADDICTED to theatre, Sarah Rose spends mountains of volunteered hours helping the Swan Hill Theatre Group shine on the big stage. Due to her endless…
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Ultima-te experience: School remains open
DESPITE just three students enrolled, the school gates at Ultima will remain open this year. Three students have commenced another school year in the Mallee…
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Driver safety urged: String of collisions
A STRING of car accidents continue to plague Swan Hill roads, with an elderly woman taken to hospital after a two-car crash yesterday morning. The…
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