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Levy backed for another decade
A LONG-running business levy will continue in Swan Hill and Lake Boga for another 10 years after councillors voted to back the scheme despite objections…
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Brett Hosking elected as Nationals’ candidate
THE race for Murray Plains has begun, with The Nationals unveiling a familiar face from the paddock and the boardroom as their pick for November.…
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Privacy protection in an AI world
Privacy Awareness Week is a national initiative that brings organisations across Australia together to highlight the importance of protecting personal information and building trust through…
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Station 212’s call for action
THE dedicated team of Fire and Rescue New South Wales Station 212 is asking members of the Balranald community to join the ranks as on-call…
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Free public transport extended
COMMUTERS will ride public transport for free for another month before fares are slashed in half for the rest of the year, as the State…
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Coalition vows migration crackdown
AUSTRALIA’S migration intake has become a political flashpoint, with Member for Mallee Anne Webster demanding sharp cuts while Immigration Minister Tony Burke accuses the Opposition…
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Farmers sound alarm as basin plan blasted at packed forum
Pullout quote: “This reform is not just an industry issue, it’s a food security issue, a regional development issue and a national economic issue,” -…
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Members drive better outcomes
A BROADACRE farmer from the Wimmera is set to take the reins of the state’s peak farming body, promising a fierce fight for rural communities…
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Gallery is centre stage
SWAN Hill’s art scene is drawing national attention, with its newly reimagined gallery making a bold impression on the state stage. The Art Gallery of…
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United walk in support
A SEA of support and quiet strength filled Swan Hill on Sunday as families, friends and those living with Parkinson’s came together for a cause…










