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Questions over AI in basin review
THE Murray Darling Basin Authority has confirmed that generative AI is not being used in the processes to assess submissions to the current Murray-Caring Basin…
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Mayors briefed on basin plan
NORTHERN Victoria’s council chiefs have fired a warning shot over the future of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, declaring their communities cannot afford another hit. The…
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Tourism program sparks fresh ideas
MORE than 50 tourism operators from across the Murray and Riverina regions gathered in Sunraysia recently to learn, connect, and explore ways to enhance or…
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Landmark launch for tourism
THE long-awaited revival of the heart of Swan Hill’s tourism and culture precinct came to fruition this week as community and stakeholders joined together for…
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Riverfront sale
SWAN Hill Rural City Council will begin the formal process to sell a key riverfront site, marking what councillors described as an exciting step forward…
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Share love of libraries in your own language
RESIDENTS across the Swan Hill region are being invited to celebrate the languages and cultures that shape their community as part of a month-long library…
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Police beat
BULOKE STOLEN ROADSTAR A 2003 “Roadstar” caravan was allegedly stolen from a construction site on Jeffcott Road, Donald, between 5.30pm on Wednesday 18 February and…
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Grants to enable equality
THE Victorian Government has opened a new round of grants to strengthen LGBTIQA+ organisations across the state. Equality Minister Vicki Ward announced the 2025-26 LGBTIQA+…
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Big crowds, big flavours
SUNSHINE, regional flavours, and a strong turnout are all on the cards for the March long weekend as the Swan Hill Food and Wine Festival…
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Fire, heat blamed for late arrival times
SWAN Hill passenger train services recorded their lowest punctuality ever in January, V/Line figures show. Reliability on the line was 85.1 per cent, while punctuality…
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