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  • Doubts on hostel expansion bid

    Doubts on hostel expansion bid

    A PUSH by a local committee to upgrade the Bidgee Haven Hostel to a 30-bed facility looks set to fail, according to Balranald Shire Council…

  • All set for Good Friday Appeal

    All set for Good Friday Appeal

    VOLUNTEER firefighters are preparing to rattle tins to help sick kids. The Nyah Nyah West Fire Brigade and Koraleigh Rural Fire Service are teaming up…

  • Dalton extends margin

    Dalton extends margin

    VOTES continue to be counted for the NSW seat of Murray, as Independent Helen Dalton extends her margin over The Nationals. More than 77 per…

  • Rain above March average

    Rain above March average

    IT was a wet end to March across the Swan Hill district, helping to exceed the long-term rainfall average. A total 19.2mm fell in the…

  • Honouring top women

    Honouring top women

    PEOPLE are encouraged to nominate women in their communities who have made significant and lasting contributions to society, with the 2023 Victorian Honour Roll of…

  • Riders cross the state

    Riders cross the state

    SWAN Hill on Saturday morning welcomed the peloton to Barry Steggall Park for the start of the 36th Murray to Moyne cycle relay. Seven teams,…

  • Farmers rally to offer support

    Farmers rally to offer support

    A FREE online wellbeing and suicide prevention tool designed by and for farmers has been launched. Taking Stock hosts multiple resources including films, interviews and…

  • Pulling a big crowd

    Pulling a big crowd

    ALL eyes will be on Quambatook on Easter Saturday when the town plays host to the 45th Australian Tractor Pull Championships. Expect plenty of high-octane…

  • Aim for more women on council

    Aim for more women on council

    INSPIRING, equipping and sustaining women to become successful local representatives is the aim of a new Victorian Government fellowship program being offered in Swan Hill.…

  • Back regional print, report tells governments

    Back regional print, report tells governments

    PRINT media is not dead for many regional and rural communities, according to a new university report. The report, Media Innovation and the Civic Future…

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