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  • Man sets himself alight at police station

    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…

  • Award-winning end to NAIDOC Week

    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…

  • Farrer candidate outlines key issues

    Farrer candidate outlines key issues

    BRIDGING the gap between rural and metropolitain communities is a key concern Country Labor’s federal candidate for Farrer.Albury-based school teacher and Farrer candidate Gavin Hickey…

  • Big water buyback gets the go-ahead

    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…

  • Elders support recognition

    Elders support recognition

    WAMBA Wamba elders believe the recognition of Indigenous people in the constitution would continue their long road to reconciliation.Helping out at the NAIDOC Week Family…

  • Lion pride for park’s progress

    AFTER years of hard work and determination the Ultima Lion’s Club Park revitalisation project is nearing completion.Club secretary Alan Crilly said it was an exciting…

  • ‘Knitting it forward’

    ‘Knitting it forward’

    A BALRANALD café has begun its own pay-it-forward knitting project, creating quilts to donate to vulnerable and disadvantaged people in the local community.Local residents and…

  • Lakeside proposal: rezoning aimed at unlocking Lake Boga’s waterfront potential

    Lakeside proposal: rezoning aimed at unlocking Lake Boga’s waterfront potential

    A PROPOSED development at Lake Boga has the potential to unlock highly sought-after residential waterfront blocks.Swan Hill Rural City Council has already thrown its support…

  • Balranald skatepark plan rolls on

    Balranald skatepark plan rolls on

    Although it is still in its early stages, the development of a new skate park for the Balranald community will go ahead, according to Balranald…

  • Workload crisis: child protection workers ask department to address workload issue

    Workload crisis: child protection workers ask department to address workload issue

    CHILD protection workers in the Loddon Mallee are in the midst of a “workload crisis”, according to a Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) representative.Staff…

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