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  • Town Hall to receive $405,000

    THE Swan Hill town hall will receive a major upgrade, with the State Government and Swan Hill Rural City Council pledging to spend more than…

  • Snapping it up

    IT COULD be said that there will be plenty of fishy activity in several Swan Hill businesses today, as local fish sellers and fish and…

  • Good deeds on Good Friday

    LOCAL volunteers participating in the upcoming Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal are gearing up for another big year.Despite last year’s flood crisis, the region…

  • Basin communities asked to devise water saving measures

    NSW water commissioner David Harriss has joined a chorus of voices to call for community-driven water saving measures.Mr Harriss said the water saving initiatives would…

  • Snapping it up

    IT COULD be said that there will be plenty of fishy activity in several Swan Hill businesses today, as local fish sellers and fish and…

  • MPs respond to NBN snub

    FEDERAL member for Mallee John Forrest says he isn’t surprised the Swan Hill region missed out on securing the National Broadband Network (NBN) within the…

  • Department considers Payika recommendations

    THE findings of an independent report into Swan Hill’s Payika College are expected to be handed to Minister for Education Martin Dixon by mid April.A…

  • Fire and fibre

    WHEN Kevin Sleep has a rough day at the office, he calms himself by going home and chatting to the 40-odd alpacas on his Lake…

  • Explosives unit called to lake

    AN UNEXPLODED mortar shell has been found in Lake Boga.Swan Hill Police Acting Senior Sergeant Robin McDonald said police were called about 4pm on Saturday…

  • Campfire burns out of control

    UNEXPECTED winds blowing a campfire out of control sparked a grassfire on Pental Island last week, authorities said.Swan Hill CFA captain Dennis Turner said boys…

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