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Highways maintenance blitz
MAJOR roads leading to Swan Hill are among a number of highways earmarked for large scale repairs as part of a $780 million Victorian Government…
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Lift the lid on new glass bins
SWAN Hill Council will introduce a glass kerbside bin within the next two years. Council has received $60,918 to introduce the glass kerbside service and…
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Dumped carcasses raise disease fears
SWAN Hill Council Acting Mayor Bill Moar says the threat of foot and mouth disease is “immense” following complaints about animal carcasses being dumped on…
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Local routes on dodgy road list
LOCAL state-controlled roads have been named among Victoria’s most dangerous in a statewide survey led by the Opposition. Heading into the state election, the Liberal-Nationals…
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Hopeful Hildas up and away
WHEN The Guardian last checked in with the Hopeful Hildas Outback Air Race (OAR) team, made up of Swan Hill and Bendigo locals Sam Cottingham,…
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Digital-age library has its hands full
AS the Swan Hill library service collection expands digitally and more programs are added, the complexities of a budget become less clearer. While the recent…
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Season of success for Swan Hill Little Athletics
CROSS-country season is over for Swan Hill’s little athletes. They held their final run last Sunday morning before celebrating their season’s achievements with a presentation…
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Victoria lifts work-from-home order
THE work-from-home recommendation has been lifted by the Victorian Government as COVID-19 case numbers continue to drop. Minister for Health Mary-Anne Thomas said this would…
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Act now on workers or face harvest crisis
MEMBER for Northern Victoria Wendy Lovell says the Victorian Government needs to act now to ensure a sufficient workforce is available for the upcoming harvest…
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Wheels fall off train catering
WITH new train sets on track to be delivered for long-distance regional lines, there are growing concerns about the future of on-board cafe bars. V/Line…
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