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Diesel underpins regional economies
THERE’S been no bigger federal issue this last week than fuel supplies to regional Australia. In Question Time last sitting fortnight, The Nationals and Coalition…
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Council touts strong start
SWAN Hill Rural City Council says it is “travelling well” after delivering a string of headline projects and a favourable budget result in its latest…
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Beloved community member turns 100
THE Swan Hill Racecourse Bowls Club was buzzing with excitement, warm wishes, and a palpable sense of history on Saturday, as nearly 130 friends, family,…
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Harmony Day showcases diversity
Swan Hill’s much‑loved Harmony Day celebration returns to Riverside Park tonight, marking its 16th year of honouring the region’s rich multicultural community. The free, family‑friendly…
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A new look at rural medicine
MEDICAL students have completed the first of their three-week rotation at Mallee District Aboriginal Services, working alongside Dr Leo Gnanaraj and the rest of the…
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Snoring struggle sparks local invention
DRIVEN by love, and a desperate need for rest, one husband has turned a nightly nuisance into a promising anti-snoring solution. Woomelang’s Phil Jobson, 73,…
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Shop pride on display
A SURGE of local pride is sweeping through shopfronts across the region, with more than $113,000 set to transform business facades in Swan Hill, Robinvale…
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Tougher penalties for ram-raids
CRIMINALS behind an alleged ram-raid on a Swan Hill tobacco shop in December could be jailed for up to two decades if found guilty. The…
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Petition to unmask mural
THE son of a prominent Victorian artist who had an association with Swan Hill is urging locals to support his petition to restore a mosaic…
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Author opens page on latest work
ACCLAIMED Australian author Mark Smith will visit Swan Hill later this month to discuss his new psychological thriller, Three Boys Gone. The event will be…
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