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Better net, mobile hopes for Sea Lake
IT’S hoped that Sea Lake will be next in line for Victorian Government funding to improve internet and phone services after a coming upgrade for…
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Networking expo can help
BALRANALD will host its first Health, Wellbeing and Support Service Networking Expo on Thursday as a way to showcase and connect important services with each…
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Train and vehicle collide at Swan Hill
Lucy Williams POLICE and the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator are still investigating the cause of a train and vehicle collision in Swan…
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Funding, partnerships ‘can boost bush journalism’
FUNDING for further research, partnerships with public broadcasters ABC and SBS, tax rebates and a targeted grants program have all been recommended to help support…
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Daylight saving comes to an end
THE end of daylight saving time is near with clocks to be turned back one hour at 3am on Sunday, April 3 2022. Importantly this…
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New venue and performing arts manager for Swan Hill
EXPERIENCED producer and director Simon Myers is the new Venue and Performing Arts manager at Swan Hill Performing Arts Conference Centre. Swan Hill council’s acting…
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Victorian tradies not slip, slop, slapping, report finds
NEW data has revealed Victorian tradies are not slip, slop, slapping as they should be at work. Findings released in a new YouGov report as…
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Money doesn’t buy you integrity, says independent candidate for Mallee
WITHOUT a party, a lobby group or an industry behind her, Claudia Haenel is putting her own money where her mouth is as she campaigns…
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Council questions sex discrimination bill
NEW laws decriminalising prostitution are “a step too far” that will cause “significant community disquiet”, Swan Hill Rural City Council says, as it writes to…
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District bowls round-up
RACECOURSE Doey’s Meats 2x4x2 Day was played last Sunday, the winners were Bryan Bice and Shane Domaille on three wins and 84 points and Glenn…
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