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Speed zone too late – mum
A GRIEVING Balranald mother who lost her son after he was struck by a car says it’s insensitive for the NSW Government to present her…
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Pharmacists object to vape change
FROM July, adults will be able to purchase vapes at pharmacies if they have a prescription. However, amendments to a bill before parliament could change…
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Ready to hit the playground running
SWAN Hill Primary School has dedicated last week to children in kindergarten who will be attending Prep next year with its Ready? Steady? Prep! program.…
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Accommodation service welcomes housing target
HOUSING targets signal a positive move for the Mallee, according to a regional housing provider. Mallee Accommodation and Support Program has welcomed the Victorian Government’s…
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Cost of water to rise
LOWER Murray Water has set its new urban and rural water pricing for 2024-25, with an increase above the rate of inflation. Managing director Paul…
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Theft a ‘low act’
THE principal of a Swan Hill school targeted in a break-in this week has labelled the theft of the school’s car, keys and electronics as…
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Tourism neighbours unite
KOONDROOK was the gathering place for three mayors and a federal senator last Thursday to celebrate the launch of upgraded foreshore infrastructure along the Murray…
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Petition backs Balranald crossing push
A PETITION calling for improved pedestrian crossings at the Market Street shopping precinct in Balranald has been tabled in NSW Parliament. Member for Murray Helen…
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Small towns ‘overlooked’
MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton is disappointed that small towns such as Balranald, Tooleybuc and Moulamein were “overlooked” in last month’s New South Wales Budget.…
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Japanese ‘trip of a lifetime’ beckons
HIGH-school students have until July 19 to apply for the “once in a lifetime” 2025 Yamagata cultural exchange. Students who lived in Swan Hill and…
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