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Swans, Lions fight for top spot
Both Swan Hill and Hay can take a massive step towards playing finals football when the two clubs meet in a top of the table…
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Twilight event comes to life
CHAPMAN Street precinct is set to come alive tonight as Swan Hill North Traders hosts its inaugural Twilight Event. The event promises to revitalise the precinct, drawing residents and visitors…
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Housing subdivision approved
A SIX-lot subdivision in Swan Hill has been given the green light, paving the way for more low-density housing on a large corner site. Swan Hill Rural City Council at…
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Early voting opens for Farrer
EARLY voting for the Farrer by-election is open. Twelve candidates have been confirmed for the by-election including Liberal contender Raissa Butkowski, Independent Michelle Milthorpe, People First prospect Jamie Bonnefin, The…
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Three-car collision shocks workers
A DRIVER was taken to hospital with a shoulder injury, and three vehicles were damaged in a collision on Curlewis Street, Swan Hill, early Tuesday afternoon. Swan Hill Police Senior…
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News from around Moulamein
Great turnout for Anzac Day I HEARD there was around 130 people at our dawn service I must make it there one day. I’m only guessing that close to 200…
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Danger game for Eagles
The Mallee Eagles will make five changes ahead of tomorrow’s all-important clash with Tooleybuc-Manangatang. Clinton Cummins and Harry McGregor will return for their first games of 2026 against the Saints,…
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Labour of love
THE last time Michael Slocum was in Swan Hill 50 years ago, he was performing in a band on the back of a truck on the bank of the Murray…
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Future Starrs
There were plenty of smiles to go with the success for Murray Downs junior golfers Noah Starrs and Harper Wilson last weekend, with the pair celebrating a memorable Youth Division…
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Farrer race tightens
A POLITICAL shock result is looming in the bush, with veteran commentator Barrie Cassidy declaring the Farrer by-election could reshape Australian politics. The sprawling southwest NSW seat, covering regional towns…
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Council warns of cash crisis
MURRAY River Council has sounded the alarm on a looming financial cliff, warning it could run out of cash within two years unless the Federal Government urgently boosts funding. The…