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  • Big skies and farmscapes

    Big skies and farmscapes

    THE Gallery Balranald is currently showcasing the work of professional artist Graham Hearn. His latest exhibition, Big Skies and Farmscapes, reflects the vast scale and character of…

  • Big skies and farmscapes

    Big skies and farmscapes

    THE Gallery Balranald is currently showcasing the work of professional artist Graham Hearn. His latest exhibition, Big Skies and Farmscapes, reflects the vast scale and character of…

  • Victoria records highest-ever number of cancer diagnoses

    Victoria records highest-ever number of cancer diagnoses

    New data released by the Victorian Cancer Registry (VCR) has revealed that in 2024 the state recorded the highest number of new cancer diagnoses since…

  • Sunburn posing painful threat to Victorians’ health

    Sunburn posing painful threat to Victorians’ health

    VICTORIANS are continuing to present to hospital emergency departments with severe sunburn at increasing rates, with new figures revealing a sharp rise in cases over…

  • Christmas not a time of celebration for everyone

    Christmas not a time of celebration for everyone

    CHRISTMAS has been identified as the most dangerous day of the year for family violence, with police warning the festive season can place vulnerable people…

  • Showers forecasted for Christmas

    Showers forecasted for Christmas

    AS Christmas Day nears and packing for interstate travel commences, the Bureau of Meteorology has released the forecast conditions for each state and territory so…

  • A milestone year to reflect upon

    A milestone year to reflect upon

    Phil Cox Principal It has been a wonderful 2025 at Beverford District Primary School as we celebrated 100 years of education. What a wonderful event…

  • Water quality at risk MBD research claims

    Water quality at risk MBD research claims

    CLIMATE change will have a negative impact on water quality in the Murray-Darling basin, increasing salinity in the north and the likelihood of algal blooms…

  • Spotlight on theatre stalwart

    Spotlight on theatre stalwart

    FOR more than two decades, Dale Smith has been happiest behind the scenes, building the sets, guiding performers and quietly holding the show together. This…

  • Embracing small-school strengths

    Embracing small-school strengths

    WHEN Emily Westblade first arrived in Swan Hill, it was meant to be a stop on a long family adventure. She had spent two years…

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