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Steep decline inaffordable homes
THE proportion of private tenancies providing affordable housing in regional Victoria has fallen by almost 60 per cent in the past five years. That’s the…
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Words from the mayor
Councillor resignation LAST Friday, we received an official resignation from councillor Jade Benham following her state election victory, claiming the seat of Mildura. Ms Benham…
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Christmas tree farm a learning curve for new owners
THERE’S nothing quite like the scent of fresh pine to get everyone in a festive mood. That’s the main reason people like Michael and Amy…
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Lake Boga reopens in time for holidays
LAKE Boga has reopened for recreation use after closing due to the flood event. It opened on Wednesday, ahead of the busy holiday season. Goulburn…
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Help from SES prepares towns
SWAN Hill has been awash with khaki, yellow and orange uniforms for the past month, but at the forefront of the flood crisis response has…
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Social occasion
SWAN Hill District Health’s social support group held its Christmas party on Tuesday at the Swan Hill Neighbourhood House. Support group worker Jamie Garahy told…
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Trainer fined for cruelty
MELBOURNE Cup-winning horse trainer Darren Weir has been fined $36,000 after admitting to three charges of animal cruelty. Weir, who originated from the small Mallee…
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Survey finds rare flora at Quambatook reserve
A WILDFLOWER reserve near Quambatook appears to be flourishing, according to the first official flora survey in 50 years. Regional Landcare co-ordinator Ted Ryan said…
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Light up to celebrate, not burn
CHRISTMAS is the time to celebrate, but it’s important to check the wiring and placement of festive lights. CFA chief officer Jason Heffernan said homeowners…
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Salvos share cheer
THE Swan Hill branch of The Salvation Army are calling for donations as they launch their annual Christmas appeal to help all community members celebrate…
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