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Yamagata exchange students rolling on Murray
STUDENTS from Swan Hill’s sister city Yamagata, in Japan, arrived last Wednesday eager to spend 10 days experiencing all the region has to offer with…
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Silo art trail safety push
A CORONER has recommended further road safety improvements following the deaths of two Swiss tourists from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident while visiting…
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Here’s some rain at last, but no more this week
SWAN Hill last week recorded its first drop of rain in more than 40 days with 24mm on Thursday and Friday. It was the first…
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Call to keep up safe reversing
MOTORISTS have been urged to remain vigilant about driveway safety, and to maintain the success of 2024 and prevent the injury or death of children…
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Saleyards Road reconstruction begins
SWAN Hill Council has appointed a contractor to begin the reconstruction of Saleyards Road. Work will begin on Monday with an expected completion of mid-April.…
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Mayors, executives bridging advocacy
THE mayors and chief executives of Swan Hill and Murray River councils have come together to make sure they are “both on the same page”…
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Coroner reveals findings on collision
A CANBERRA couple on a festive road trip to Adelaide just days before Christmas were killed instantly when their vehicle collided with a prime mover…
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Tyntynder scores flashy new boards
ALAN Garden Recreation Reserve is sporting some fancy new accessories after the installation of LED scoreboards on two netball courts and the sports oval. The…
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Funding sought for sports hub
SWAN Hill Rural City Council will apply for funding under the Federal Government’s Regional Precincts and Partnership Program. Council is seeking a grant of $6.8…
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Detached train causes delays
THE passenger carriages of the 6:54am VLine train departing from Swan Hill Railway Station detached from the controller car and came to a stop just…
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