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Trikers rev into town
The Aussie Trikefest has made it to Swan Hill for their biennial meet. The region has welcomed a large convoy of three-wheeled motorbikes as they…
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Decades of dedication
AFTER 30 years helping the community during times of need, Terry Fisher has retired from the State Emergency Service. Mr Fisher said he caught the…
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Mallee MRI appeal recognised
IN an age where community-focused journalism faces an almost existential uphill battle, campaigns like the Mallee MRI Appeal demonstrate the power of publications, dedicated to…
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Spectacular supermoon
RESIDENTS across the region were treated to a spectacular moonlit display on Wednesday, as the Beaver Moon – also known as the Frost Moon -…
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Toilet block demolished
THE McCallum Street toilet block was demolished yesterday, marking the end of a quirky chapter in Swan Hill’s public amenities. Construction crews will return next…
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Dry October for Swan Hill
SWAN Hill has recorded its driest October in a decade. Just 4.4 millimetres fell in the rural city in the second month of spring –…
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Soaking up the beats
MUSIC took centre stage at this year’s Beats at the Bend music festival, held at Boundary Bend Memorial Park. Committee member and master of ceremonies…
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Akmal promises Swan Hill a night of chaos, courage and comedy
WHEN comedian Akmal Saleh hits the stage in Swan Hill later this month, don’t expect a tightly scripted routine or rehearsed punchlines. “It’s not really…
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Sheep producers driving renewed confidence
VICTORIAN farm confidence has surged to its highest level in more than a year, driven largely by strong sheep and lamb prices and improving seasonal…
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NAIDOC Ball brings pride
Swan Hill came alive with celebration as the community gathered for a magical NAIDOC Ball, embracing culture, connection, and country in a night to remember.…
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