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Australia Online: The Unique Challenges of our Digital Revolution Down Under
Australia has always had a pretty unique relationship with the internet. Our isolated position down in the southern hemisphere complicates online shopping, to say the…
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Learning Journey mural vandalised at Swah Hill Specialist School
SWAN Hill Specialist School has been targeted by vandals who ripped a panel of Indigenous art from a fence at the front of the school.…
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New jetty boosts accessibility at Lake Boga
LAKE BOGA will receive a new floating concrete pontoon, which aims to provide boating access for all people. Swan Hill Rural City Council (SHRCC) has…
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RBA rates on hold
THE Reserve Bank of Australia has left the nation’s official cash rate unchanged at 4.10 per cent, leading homeowners to breathe a sigh of relief.…
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July weather mild and dry
SWAN Hill recorded its warmest July since 2018, with above-average temperatures providing a taste of spring weather. The average maximum temperature for the month was…
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Balranald Shire tracks dumping
BALRANALD Shire Council is fighting the scourge of illegal dumping with the assistance of NSW Environment Protection Authority. The council has received a $20,000 grant…
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Deep fryers in hot demand
SWAN Hill Rural City Councillor Jacquie Kelly highlighted the number of applications seeking new deep fryers for cooking hot chips at the footy. “I was…
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New format for council meeting agendas
MEETING agendas have been changed to a new format to encourage members of the public to ask more questions of Swan Hill Rural City councillors…
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Council shares grants across community groups
COMMUNITY groups and events have been awarded grants totalling more than $140,000 by Swan Hill Rural City Council. Councillors voted at the general meeting this…
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Butterworth Street sealing
IT WAS incorrectly stated in last Friday’s Guardian (Road to being the worst, page 10) that Butterworth Street would be upgraded and sealed from Holloway…
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