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  • Machete plan a ‘PR stunt’

    Machete plan a ‘PR stunt’

    PLANS to put a machete collection bin outside Swan Hill’s police station is a “worthless PR stunt”, according to Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh.…

  • Funds secured for former landfill site

    Funds secured for former landfill site

    MURRAY River Council has secured close to $400,000 in funding from the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority for two projects, including rehabilitation works at…

  • Hefty fine for grape exporter

    Hefty fine for grape exporter

    A EUSTON-based grape export company has been fined more than $1 million for deliberately trying to bypass controls to export table grapes to New Zealand.…

  • Animal transporting ‘baa none’

    Animal transporting ‘baa none’

    ALINA Hawkins plans to keep on trucking – for as long as she can. And she has been doing it for much of her life.…

  • Hospital wait times decrease

    Hospital wait times decrease

    AVERAGE wait times at the Swan Hill Hospital have seen a modest decrease in the second quarter following a jump earlier this year, with the…

  • Melbourne Cup on the Murray

    Melbourne Cup on the Murray

    THE community is encouraged to bring the energy as local champion jockey Harry Coffey gives the Melbourne Cup a tour around his hometown from 8am…

  • Period poverty problem unaddressed

    Period poverty problem unaddressed

    MEMBER for Mildura Jade Benham says women in her electorate are being ignored after the Victorian Government failed to deliver free sanitary product vending machines…

  • Response times released

    Response times released

    SWAN Hill paramedics are taking longer to reach critically ill patients as their case load rises. Ambulance Victoria last week released performance data for April…

  • Systems outlook released

    Systems outlook released

    THE Murray-Darling Basin Authority says its confident that system demands will be met across the 2025-26 water year, despite a dry start to the season.…

  • Mini mart to help build skills

    Mini mart to help build skills

    OPENING a Mini Woolies in Swan Hill is a big opportunity for the region’s young people with a disability. Set up in the Curlewis Street…

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