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  • Free daytime electricity

    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…

  • Tourism boom

    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…

  • New steps in Ouyen plan

    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…

  • Transport insider questions train sale

    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transport industry has claimed that a Mildura rail line could be effortlessly implemented by overhauling locomotives withdrawn from…

  • There’s nowhere like New Orleans

    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,…

  • A life grounded in faith, family and community

    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…

  • Tractor pull roars to life

    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…

  • Extraordinary collection of Tucker portraits

    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.…

  • Staying well this flu season

    Staying well this flu season

    AS THE cooler months arrive, influenza (commonly known as the flu) becomes more common across Victoria. While many people think of the flu as a…

  • Murray River boom as tourists pour in and spend big

    Murray River boom as tourists pour in and spend big

    THE Murray region is riding a tourism wave, pulling in a staggering $2.52 billion from visitors in 2025 and cementing its place as one of…

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