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News in Brief: 23/3/21
Curtain up on film fest THE Swan Hill Film Festival, which is a fundraising event for the Fight Cancer Foundation Swan Hill Branch, is on…
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Major upgrades for sport venues
THE Woorinen Football Netball Club and Swan Hill Leisure Centre will benefit from major upgrades if Swan Hill Rural City Council is successful in federal…
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Frontline workers first in the queue
EMERGENCY service workers and police members were among the first people in Swan Hill to receive their COVID-19 vaccination, as phase 1b of the national…
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Have a warmer heart, says Walsh
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh says people living in the electorate are being left in the cold – literally. “It’s going to be a…
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Confidence soars
AUSTRALIAN farmers’ confidence is still sky high as primary producers continue the fightback from drought amid strong commodity prices. Rabobank’s latest quarterly rural confidence survey…
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Baseball bat attack ‘regretted’
A NYAH West grandfather has escaped jail time over an aggravated burglary and assault with a baseball bat. On Thursday, before the Koori County Court,…
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Rice on the comeback trail after horror year
RICE is back in the Wakool and Moulamein region, with many growers about to start their first rice harvest in three years. Low to zero…
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New drive to encourage women back to fitness
VIC Health is launching a week-long initiative to get women back into physical activity after the pandemic. Women’s exercise initiative “This Girl Can” launched this…
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$5m cash splashed
MORE than $5 million in Victorian government support funding has been paid out to businesses in the Swan Hill municipality since the COVID-19 pandemic began…
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It’s no croak, frogs have their own day
IN ribbeting news Saving our Species conservation biologists have recorded hundreds of endangered Southern Bell Frogs croaking in chorus close to the NSW/Victoria border. Survey…
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