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Aiming to improve angling
PROJECTS that will improve angling opportunities are currently being sought for the 2013-14 Recreational Fishing Grants Program.Minister for Agriculture and Food Security Peter Walsh said…
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IN COD WE TRUST: calls to increase fish stocks in Murray River
IN THE lead up to the Murray cod season opening there are renewed calls from local fishing advocates to increase stocks of native fish in…
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Wear orange this Wednesday
WEAR orange and support the SES, is the cry this week from hard-working local volunteers.November 13 is Wear Orange Wednesday, when the public is encouraged…
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Swan Hill team on fire
SWAN HILL’S competitive firefighters have returned from international competition with podium finishes.The Swan Hill Fire Brigade travelled to Launceston last weekend to compete in the…
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Council goes to the ducks
SWAN Hill Rural City Council offices have been overrun with green ducks in recent months — and it’s all in the name of reducing energy…
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Keyes open doors
RESIDENTS will have the opportunity to dive into the wonderful world of aquatics when Greg and Evelyn Keyes showcase their talents at a special open…
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McPhee mayor again
IT TOOK less than five minutes for Swan Hill Rural City Council to re-elect Councillor Les McPhee as the region’s mayor for another one-year term.The…
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Huey hits Swan Hill
HUEY’S cooking adventure arrived in Swan Hill last week, with the renowned TV chef praising local food and tourism offerings.Iain Hewitson and his film crew…
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Local horror beckons filmgoers
A YOUNG local filmmaker is beckoning audiences to a world premiere that puts a frightful spin on his hometown.Damien Lipp, producer and lead actor of…
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Garden water wasting away
HOUSEHOLDERS are getting slack when it comes to saving water in their gardens, according to a study released last week.The ABS study found, with drought…
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