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Questions raised over tourism infrastructure
ANDREW McClelland was excited by the prospect of his hometown becoming a major international drawcard, but he’s been forced to abandon plans for a tourism-based…
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Natural beauty provides inspiration
Travel diary Name: Luke David Visits to the region: Four visits in 14 months Distance travelled: Inner city Melbourne to Lake Tyrrell and beyond Average…
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Harmony Day celebrations at St Mary’s
A SEA of orange flooded St Mary’s Primary School on Tuesday as students and teachers celebrated Harmony Day. “Harmony Day at St Mary’s is an…
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Swan Hill Council scholarship supports learning about the region
MELBOURNE-raised environment and sustainability officer Nicholas Mudge has received a scholarship from Swan Hill Rural City Council that will allow him to learn more about…
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Yoo-rrook Justice Commission begins its quest for truth
YESTERDAY the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission held its first public sitting in an Australian-first process for justice with Wergaia and Wamba Wamba Elder Professor Eleanor Bourke…
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Microchip your pet for free
SWAN Hill Rural City Council is giving residents the chance to microchip their pets for free in April, with free animal registrations included up to…
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Rasmus takes a shot at club presidency
BALRANALD Field and Game will keep shooting goals after local Morgan Rasmus stepped into the role of president. Former president Ian Morton had to resign…
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Important message delivered in Swan Hill
TWENTY-five men on postie bikes rode through Swan Hill yesterday on a mission to reduce the impact of prostate cancer for men and their families…
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Noel Watson the talk of racing after stunning Moonee Valley win
FOR perhaps the first, and probably the only, time in his life, Noel Watson looked as though he was lost for words. But he wasn’t.…
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Three wheelers draw a crowd in Swan Hill
SWAN Hill residents were able to look at some vehicles of the three-wheeled variety at Riverside Park on Saturday morning. The National 3 Wheelers Association…










