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More rest areas recommended for trucks
A PARLIAMENTARY report on the pressures on heavy vehicle drivers in New South Wales has recommended the establishment of more rest areas to help manage…
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Milestone on road to elected council
A NEW era for Balranald Council has begun as it heads towards a council being elected for the first time since it was sacked four…
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Blake’s vision for the future
THEY say a picture is worth a thousand words and this rings true for Blake Lee, who has been instrumental in promoting the Buloke Shire…
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LOW FLOW: Buybacks a failure, claims Dalton
MEMBER for Murray Helen Dalton claims the Federal Government’s water buyback program has failed to find enough farmers willing to sell their water to the…
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Mystery over body discovery
THE death of a man whose body was found on a dirt road north of Ouyen is under police investigation. Officers were called to Wood…
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Taking the step to saving lives
BOTH Shane Dickeson and Member for Mallee Anne Webster know firsthand the life-changing effects of organ donation, and are encouraging people to start a conversation…
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Support for care
AS sunflower season ended for Michelle and Peter Singleton, their efforts to help the community bloomed. The last open weekend of the year at the…
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Speak up on water: Webster
MEMBER for Mallee Anne Webster is encouraging locals to have their say on the Federal Government’s “disgraceful” Restoring Our Rivers Act draft framework, with the…
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Next steps for Nyah’s revival
THE future redevelopment of public spaces at the Nyah and Nyah West communities have been rubber-stamped by Swan Hill Council. The Nyah Riverfront Master Plan…
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Real estate recognition
RAY White Swan Hill selling principal Cameron Smits says the key to real estate success is the team that create the foundations. He was pleased…
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