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  • Mechanical fault sparks blaze

    A MECHANICAL fault is believed to have sparked a fire that effectively wrote-off a parked car early on Saturday morning.The CFA were called to to…

  • Police pursuit

    A MAN has seen his car impounded and will face court at a later date after police said his failure to pull over led to…

  • Carp management breakthrough

    Carp management breakthrough

    TESTING and red tape could be the only barriers delaying scientists from tipping the scales in the war against carp in the Murray Darling Basin.Carp…

  • Tourism promising, local operators say

    Tourism promising, local operators say

    AS TOURISM industry bodies call for government assistance to prevent a “meltdown” in domestic tourism, Swan Hill’s tourism operators have reported some promising results.Industry bodies…

  • Present and accounted for

    Present and accounted for

    PLENTY of people say their hangover might kill them, but few can say their hangover has saved their life. David Logan is an exception to…

  • Pressure cooking

    Pressure cooking

    THE sounds of clashing pans, sizzling steaks and clinking cutlery echoed from the St Mary Mackillop College food tech labs on Wednesday as the Swan…

  • Council deliberates on panel’s North Park finding

    SWAN Hill Rural City Council is in possession of a report from the Independent Planning Panel regarding the proposed rezoning of North Park.While in council’s…

  • Agents respond to reports of  weakening property market

    Agents respond to reports of weakening property market

    DESPITE a substantial fall in median house prices across Victoria over the past year, local real estate agents have mixed views on the strength of…

  • Quest for glory

    Quest for glory

    IT’S a long journey from Swan Hill to London — about 20 years if you take the same route as badminton star Ross Smith.As the…

  • Think of the children

    Think of the children

    NYAH Councillor Gary Norton has called on Swan Hill Rural City Council to completely fund a $230,000-plus integrated childhood education hub in Nyah West, claiming…

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