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River level set to remain below flood
RIVER levels at Swan Hill are expected to remain below minor flood levels, authorities say. Levels were slowly easing on the Murray at Barham, where…
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Search for missing bushman
THE daughter of a missing man who was homeless in the Wood Wood area has made a plea for information, as search efforts are renewed…
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Rating system a win for producers
THIRD-generation farmer Richard Gibson said the new ground-breaking technology used to identify top lambs was eye-opening. His family has been breeding Merino sheep with Caroonboon…
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Nyah West Beautification Underway
THE townships of Nyah West and Nyah are well on the way to restoring the beauty and appeal of the towns to both visitors and…
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Show us the money, Kam
WHEN Kamron Hansen received a phone message telling him he’d won $500 cash, he was convinced it was a scam. But unlike many of the…
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Positive signs at Men’s Shed
SINCE opening in 2016, Swan Hill’s Men’s Shed has provided a space for blokes to catch up and keep busy within their community. The shed,…
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$65k fine for amputation
A WORKER’S thumb was amputated by a sanding machine at a Swan Hill business despite a “known and documented” risk of entanglement, a court has…
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GMW reappoints Quick
GOULBURN-MURRAY Water has re-appointed its managing director Chamaine Quick for another term. Ms Quick grew up on a farm in the Wimmera. She has been…
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Ex-mayor exits council
MURRAY River Council’s first mayor has resigned as a councillor, citing ongoing health reasons. Chris Bilkey had been the only mayor of the council from…
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No serious injuries in two-car collision
POLICE are investigating a two-car collision in Tyntynder South on Thursday. An officer on the scene said the incident happened about 11am, at the intersection…
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