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Swan Hill Food and Wine Festival brings sweet taste after sour year
PEOPLE hungry and thirsty for the return of regional festivals will enjoy no sweeter event than the Swan Hill Food and Wine Festival in March…
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No way forward for Subway
SWAN Hill Council Mayor Jade Benham warns people against progress will be “upset” during her tenure, after a group of Robinvale locals won its battle…
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NSW hits next stage of roadmap
NEW South Wales has reached the next stage of its roadmap out of COVID-19 with a number of restrictions lifted, despite recent Omicron variant numbers…
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Tepper steps up for Buloke playgroups
MALLEE Family Care last week announced the resignation of its Buloke Shire community connections worker, Wendy Hersey, who for the last six years has delivered…
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Push to get GP’s and nurses to Balranald
BALRANALD is one of the major benefactors of changes to the Distribution Priority Area (DPA) classification, which is looking to attract doctors and nurses to…
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Sunrise Rotary give generously to shelter project
SWAN Hill Sunrise Rotary have given $5000 to the Northern Victoria Domestic Violence Housing Group to create emergency shelter in the Swan Hill, Gannawarra and…
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Incredible asian feasts at Java Spice
PATRONS have always enjoyed the unique experience at Java Spice, from tantalising South East Asian cuisine to dining inside the gazebos built in Java. The…
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Quo Vadis is as popular as ever
QUO Vadis is a Swan Hill institution – the Italian restaurant has been owned and operated by the Tripodi family for five generations. The name…
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Exciting changes for towns in Buloke Shire
BULOKE Shire’s Streetscape projects are continuing progress as their Project Control Groups (PCGs) met throughout November to discuss the progress of each. Mayor Daryl Warren…
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Mental health a key concern
MENTAL health is one of the key concerns of young people in Victoria, according to Mission Australia’s new Youth Survey Report 2021. In the age…
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