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Questions over fuel supply
MALLEE residents are right to be furious about the fuel supply shortages occurring in the region. The Albanese Labor Government are untrustworthy, and this has…
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League overhaul in the talks
GRASSROOTS football leaders warn league boundaries need reviewing to become “family-friendly” again or risk collapse. A working group to probe the future sustainability of clubs…
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Free daytime electricity
SWAN Hill residents will soon be able to tap into free daytime electricity under a major new energy plan aimed at slashing household bills. The…
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Tourism boom
SWAN Hill is booming, with visitor numbers surging past three million in a calendar year for the Murray River destination. New data shows more than…
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New steps in Ouyen plan
OUYEN is set to get a new walking and cycling blueprint aimed at improving the township’s road safety for pedestrians and cyclists. Known as the…
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Transport insider questions train sale
AN insider with connections to the Victorian transport industry has claimed that a Mildura rail line could be effortlessly implemented by overhauling locomotives withdrawn from…
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There’s nowhere like New Orleans
“If you put your hands over your ears and look around, the bright lights could put you in any city but take your hands away,…
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A life grounded in faith, family and community
ROSE Rogers was born and raised on the island of Cebu in the Philippines, growing up in a close-knit family compound. Community and family shaped…
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Tractor pull roars to life
POWER, precision and pure country grit will return to Quambatook this Easter, with the 48th annual Australian Tractor Pull Championships set to roar into life…
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Extraordinary collection of Tucker portraits
A RARE glimpse into the private world of one of Australia’s most influential artists is set to go on display in Swan Hill this week.…
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