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Monitor damp haystacks
FARMERS are being reminded to monitor damp haystacks after recent rain caused spontaneous combustion of multiple stacks across the state. Country Fire Authority volunteers have…
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Advanced e:HEV tech
There’s a misconception out there that, in late-2021, Toyota was the first manufacturer to launch a petrol/electric hybrid passenger vehicle onto the Australian market. While…
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More diverse grants available
COMMUNITY groups, event organisers and local organisations across Swan Hill Rural City Council are being encouraged to explore the council’s refreshed grant programs, with more…
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Farmer shot, buried in shallow grave on own land
A BELOVED Ouyen farmer has been found shot dead and buried in a shallow grave on his own property, as police hunt those responsible for…
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Vibrant Easter atmosphere
Moulamein was buzzing throughout the Easter long-weekend. WHETHER you wanted to roll a few bowls, race a yabby, watch the duck race, join a fishing…
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Reforms for health results
FIRST Peoples in Victoria achieved public intoxication law reform in 2023 after decades of extensive community advocacy and the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in…
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Tennis tournament a smash hit
EASTER served up a smash hit in Robinvale as the town’s iconic tennis tournament wrapped up with thrilling matches, big crowds and a record fundraising…
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Push grows to seal major road
CALLS are growing to seal a road connecting Wakool to Moama, as councillors highlight safety concerns, heavy traffic, and the growing number of workers and…
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Kids quit swim lessons
CHILDREN are dropping out of swimming lessons far too early, leaving them at risk, according to new research from Life Saving Victoria. The study, published…
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Critical service opened
ACCESS to community alcohol and other drug services has expanded to Swan Hill, as First Peoples led Ngwala Willumbong opened its doors on Beveridge Street…
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