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  • Arrest for burglary

    Arrest for burglary

    SWAN HILL Arrest: POLICE arrested a 19-year-old man on Thursday, 5 March and charged him with multiple offences including an aggravated burglary in Splatt Street,…

  • Australia starves without diesel

    Australia starves without diesel

    MALLEE residents and farmers contacted me during this sitting fortnight in Canberra. They are very concerned about rising local fuel prices, fuel shortages and reports…

  • Riverside Harmony Day

    Riverside Harmony Day

    THE Swan Hill community will come together later this month to celebrate culture, music and food at the annual Harmony Day event at Riverside Park.…

  • The art of making a killing

    The art of making a killing

    BLENDING crime, comedy, and a healthy dose of moral chaos, How to Make a Killing finds Glen Powell at the helm of a narrative where…

  • Anglers reel in 260 fish

    Anglers reel in 260 fish

    River to drop Normally I leave this till the river levels but this time I thought I had better put it up the top. The…

  • Leadership, integrity and community service

    Leadership, integrity and community service

    BARRY RYAN ( 4 July 1934–20 February 2026) THE passing of Barry John Ryan on 20 February 2026 closed the life of one of Swan…

  • Mayor’s column

    Mayor’s column

    Rainfall event Last week, our region experienced significant rainfall on 1–2 March, with 78.4mm falling in just two days – nearly five times the long-term…

  • Fuel retailers under scrutiny

    Fuel retailers under scrutiny

    STATE and federal governments have implemented measures to prevent fuel retailers ripping off customers. Under the next phase of the Victorian Government Fair Fuel Plan,…

  • Celebration of cultural tapestries

    Celebration of cultural tapestries

    GRATITUDE and belonging were the first words which sprung into writer Patrick Tucker’s mind when asked about Portraits of Many Paths, which was launched in…

  • Diesel dilemma

    Diesel dilemma

    SURGING demand, not a lack of fuel landing on Australian shores, has caused prices to soar and bowsers to run dry this week, industry leaders…

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