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Lew prosecutes his case
A FORMER Melbourne councillor with a history of political run-ins has thrown his hat into the ring to replace retiring Nationals heavyweight Peter Walsh, declaring…
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Renowned pianist brings joy
MUSIC has a way of connecting generations and nowhere was that clearer than when internationally acclaimed pianist Tom Williams sat down to play for the residents at Hope Aged Care.…
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Shining a light on family violence
A STRIKING new feature will greet visitors at Swan Hill District Health’s 1860 Café this April, with the health service proudly hosting the Elephant in the Room installation. Delivered in…
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Fuel thiefs strike
SWAN HILL Arson: POLICE are investigating a suspicious fire involving building debris and household items at a property on Murray Valley Highway on 5 April. Police said they believed it…
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Motown revival
AUDIENCES are preparing to relive the music that defined a generation as The Big Chillout, a joyous Motown experience arrives in Swan Hill on 17 April. The feel-good live show…
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Bowlers hit the green for Easter tournament
THE Moulamein Bowlers Club Don Mertz Memorial three-bowl pairs competition rounded out the club's Easter Tournament, after the William Houghton Memorial round on Good Friday. Pairs battled it out throughout…
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Cross-border record for GFA
THE Balranald Ex-Services Club launched the Easter long weekend festivities with their highly anticipated annual Good Friday Appeal. With the help of the wider Balranald district, the Ex-Services Club managed…
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Kandace Swaisland Built KAKSCORP to Prove That Governance Doesn’t Have to Be Ugly
The compliance industry has a reputation problem. Many of its gatekeepers are long-tenured professionals who built their careers around dense manuals and heavy paperwork, and those habits linger in systems…
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Re-Architecting Work in the Age of AI
A quiet crisis is unfolding inside large enterprises. It is different from the one dominating headlines. Mass redundancies, the urgency to reskill, and debates over which tasks AI can perform…
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Engineering to entrepreneurship
Chengsi Li, known to many as Lane Li, grew up in a mid-sized city in northern China, not far from Beijing. His early life followed a familiar pattern: school, university…
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Out and about: Celebrating Easter in Balranald
THE Easter Bunny stopped by the Balranald Discovery Centre over the weekend, hiding hundreds of Easter goodies around the tourist complex. Families from across the region flocked to the Balranald…