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  • Council’s funding wish list

    Council’s funding wish list

    A SWEEPING list of regional priorities, from water reform to a new Swan Hill bridge, will be taken to Victoria’s peak local government body after…

  • MND fundraiser

    MND fundraiser

    THERE’S a strong sense of community spirit in the air as Swan Hill residents unite tonight to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease. The fundraising…

  • Bail denied, again for Piangil hit-run

    Bail denied, again for Piangil hit-run

    A PIANGIL man who allegedly deliberately ran over another man in a 4WD, before stabbing a woman in February this year, has been refused bail…

  • Tradition turns to online format

    Tradition turns to online format

    IT’S Sunday afternoon and Kale Taylor and his dad, Steve, are busy assembling their much loved Easter chocolate bags. The chocolate sales have long been…

  • Machete terror

    Machete terror

    A COURT has heard shocking details of a violent crime spree carried out by a young man, alongside serious concerns he was left untreated for…

  • Mosquito health warning

    Mosquito health warning

    A SURGE in mosquito numbers across the Mallee has triggered a public health warning, with authorities urging residents to act fast to avoid disease. Mosquito…

  • A gentle man of faith, family and community

    A gentle man of faith, family and community

    Obituary: Les Grey (1931–2025) Les Grey, a devoted family man, farmer and community stalwart, passed away aged 94. Born on 24 January 1931 at Boort,…

  • A word from the mayor

    A word from the mayor

    A message from Mayor Cr Stuart King Big week for sport It’s been an exciting week for sport in Swan Hill, with the Ken Harrison…

  • Questions over fuel supply

    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…

  • League overhaul in the talks

    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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