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  • Students prepare for Yamagata adventure

    THE latest Yamagata exchange group has received its farewells and is busy preparing for the cultural experience of a lifetime.The 14th student exchange between Swan…

  • Roadhouse evacuated

    A PETROL stop for one man in Nyah caused the evacuation of about 40 people on Sunday.The 25-year-old Boundary Bend man had stopped to fill…

  • Mission unsuccessful

    AN independent review of four Koorie schools, including Swan Hill’s Payika College, has shown the Koorie Pathways program is failing to meet its objectives.Payika College…

  • Local fundraisers defy national decline

    A NATIONAL slump in donations did little to stop Swan Hill’s Red Shield Appeal from being one of the most successful yet, according to organisers.Local…

  • Council seeks land

    THE push for more business activity in Murray Downs has progressed, as Wakool Shire Council attempts to acquire a parcel of prime highway property.The 3.77…

  • Tick for local paramedics

    RESIDENTS of Swan Hill can rest a little easier knowing that local paramedics are among the best in the state, according to State Government statistics.Victorian…

  • Population decline, Census shows

    SWAN Hill’s population has declined in the past five years and the average resident is older, according to the most recent census.The Australian Bureau of…

  • Chef of the future

    FOR Masterchef fans who think Swan Hill is far from cooking up its own culinary celebrity, see Brett Wright.The All Seasons Resort apprentice chef was…

  • Yield reductions likely

    CROPS in the Mallee region are still in need of rain following smaller-than-predicted showers over the weekend.DPI agronomist Rob Sonogan estimated some farmers were now…

  • Anger over health snub

    SWAN Hill District Health missed out on federal funding because the government felt the redevelopment would not provide value for money, according to John Forrest.The…

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