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  • Students go “ga-ga” over new court

    Students go “ga-ga” over new court

    STUDENTS from St Mary MacKillop College and Swan Hill Specialist school have gone “ga-ga” over a new ball game which has taken the world by…

  • Millions flow from motorhome meet

    Millions flow from motorhome meet

    BALRANALD is set to share in millions of dollars, according to the organisers of a national motorhome rally in Robinvale early next year.Councillors and senior…

  • Greens pre-selection announced

    Greens pre-selection announced

    MALLEE has announced it’s newest candidate for the federal election.Jane MacAllister from Mildura was preselected for the Australian Greens party on Thursday.”It was in my…

  • Right royal birth

    Right royal birth

    BIRTHDAYS are set to be a royal affair at the Wells household, after the birth of Mackenna on Monday — the same day as His…

  • Challenge accepted: candidates respond to call for debates

    Challenge accepted: candidates respond to call for debates

    ALL Mallee candidates have welcomed a challenge for a series of community debates from ALP candidate Lydia Senior, however some have critisised her method of…

  • Putting the Swan Hill district on display

    Putting the Swan Hill district on display

    POTENTIAL new residents were treated to a weekend of Swan Hill delights as part of the Heart of the Murray Introduction Tour at the weekend.Eleven…

  • Claims of ‘unsafe’ trains dismissed

    Claims of ‘unsafe’ trains dismissed

    A V/LINE spokesperson has rubbished claims made by an opposition MP about trains on the Swan Hill line being unsafe and overloaded.Member for Northern Victoria…

  • Below par donations make food for thought

    Below par donations make food for thought

    PENSIONERS could be stuck in the cold this winter, according to a St Vincent De Paul spokesperson who said recent donations to the store have…

  • Retracing Diggers’ journey changes students’ perspective

    Retracing Diggers’ journey changes students’ perspective

    FOR two Swan Hill College students, the significance of Australia’s war-time history hit home when they visited the Gallipoli peninsula.From June 29 to July 14…

  • Long road: councils ask mining company to pay for road maintenance

    Long road: councils ask mining company to pay for road maintenance

    THE environmental impact statement for Cristal Mining’s Atlas-Campaspe mine near Balranald does not adequately address the impact on local government infrastructure in its current form,…

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