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Beware dodgy wood sellers
EVERYONE loves a fire on a cold day, but people looking for wood this winter are being urged to be on the lookout for illegal…
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High beam on emergency housing
Funding for emergency accommodation to support vulnerable locals and visitors has been secured by Balranald Shire Council. In a successful collaboration between council, its Strengthening…
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Flood recovery grants now available
The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal is encouraging groups representing rural Victorian communities hit by the 2022-23 floods to apply for grants of up…
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Drop off unwanted items at landfill and transfer stations
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is reminding residents that there are many items that can be dropped off at landfill and transfer stations throughout the…
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On road to recovery after floods
FLOOD-damaged roads are slowly being restored by Murray River Council. After a period of extensive assessments, Murray River Council’s infrastructure team has identified more than…
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Swan Hill Council reveals Tower Hill plan
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is looking to Tower Hill as part of its strategy to tackle housing issues and affordability. Director of development and…
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Minimum wage increase set to kick in
AUSTRALIA’S lowest paid workers will take home an extra $1.20 each hour when the new minimum wage decision kicks in next month. The Fair Work…
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Board ‘stoked’ about start on Swan Hill emergency department
CONSTRUCTION is set to start on Swan Hill District Health’s new emergency department this month. Work on the site is planned to start during the…
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Rural roads inquiry stalls
CALLS for an inquiry to probe the condition of Victorian roads have stalled in the Upper House after the crossbench voted to defeat a Coalition…
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Stars lure experts, fans
THE Sea Lake Astro Fest is ready to reach for the stars again. After an extremely successful first year, the Astronomical Society of Victoria will…
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