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A lifetime of memories
ALF and Monica Oliver can’t remember the details of the first time they met, because “it was far too long ago to think about.””I remember…
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Uncertain future for turtles
EXPERTS have warned that the quality of Murray River water could be compromised if Murray River turtles continue to drift toward extinction.University of Western Sydney’s…
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Delegates score big win in Canberra
SWAN Hill Rural City Council has succeeded in rallying councils across Australia against the Federal Government’s Murray Darling Basin proposal.Council put forward the motion, which…
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Police confiscate cannabis
POLICE claimed to have caught a Swan Hill man with a large stash of cannabis while speeding in a Swan Hill residential area.Police said on…
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Meeting of the Healthy Minds
A MEETING will be held today to discuss the future direction of the Healthy Minds Network in Swan Hill.The gathering will take place at the…
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School’s multi-million dollar makeover
ROBERT HENSONGovernment representatives have officially opened the new-look Woorinen District Primary School, to the delight and relief of a hard-working community.Ex-students, parents and community members…
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Accommodation shortage troubles youth workers
SWAN Hill youth workers have lamented the lack of accommodation options available to homeless and down-trodden youth in the area.They have cited a lack of…
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Principals talk tough on bullying
TWO of Swan Hill’s principals have dismissed calls for after-hours protection from bulling, and have backed the effectiveness of their own in-school anti-bullying programs.The issue…
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Councils disappointed with NSW budget
BALRANALD Shire and Wakool Shire council spokespeople said they were disappointed but not surprised by a lack of new spending in the recent NSW budget.Treasurer…
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Hospital scores ED funding
SWAN Hill District Health will receive almost $50,000 from the State Government to upgrade its accident and emergency department.The $49,200 in planned renovations include: turning…
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