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Bold idea for silos
A BOLD plan to transform Swan Hill’s disused grain silos into a hospitality and accommodation hub is a step closer, with Swan Hill Rural City…
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Vintage cars roll into Moulamein
Vintage cars tour Moulamein Several Graham‑Paige cars rolled into town on Monday – and no, I hadn’t heard of them either. Around 30 keen motoring…
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Diesel underpins regional economies
THERE’S been no bigger federal issue this last week than fuel supplies to regional Australia. In Question Time last sitting fortnight, The Nationals and Coalition…
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Council touts strong start
SWAN Hill Rural City Council says it is “travelling well” after delivering a string of headline projects and a favourable budget result in its latest…
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Beloved community member turns 100
THE Swan Hill Racecourse Bowls Club was buzzing with excitement, warm wishes, and a palpable sense of history on Saturday, as nearly 130 friends, family,…
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Harmony Day showcases diversity
Swan Hill’s much‑loved Harmony Day celebration returns to Riverside Park tonight, marking its 16th year of honouring the region’s rich multicultural community. The free, family‑friendly…
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A new look at rural medicine
MEDICAL students have completed the first of their three-week rotation at Mallee District Aboriginal Services, working alongside Dr Leo Gnanaraj and the rest of the…
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Snoring struggle sparks local invention
DRIVEN by love, and a desperate need for rest, one husband has turned a nightly nuisance into a promising anti-snoring solution. Woomelang’s Phil Jobson, 73,…
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Shop pride on display
A SURGE of local pride is sweeping through shopfronts across the region, with more than $113,000 set to transform business facades in Swan Hill, Robinvale…
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Tougher penalties for ram-raids
CRIMINALS behind an alleged ram-raid on a Swan Hill tobacco shop in December could be jailed for up to two decades if found guilty. The…
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