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Land Services’ expo on a wing and a ‘P’
AN expo showcasing things starting with “P” will be held at Euston in the coming weeks. Western Local Land Services’ Parrots, Pants, Pests and Pasture…
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Top of the class
DESPITE more than two terms in remote learning last year, Tyrrell College has received the highest VCE results in the Swan Hill and surrounding region.…
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Rail likened to third world country
A MEMBER for Northern Victoria has likened the lack of access to the Murray Basin Rail Project’s Sea Lake line to living in a third…
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Bridge work holds up track
WORKS on Balranald’s walking trail linking the Murrumbidgee River to the Balranald CBD is underway, but the installation of a new swing bridge has been…
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Eight days free travel for seniors and carers
SENIOR and carer card holders will benefit from free public transport from March 21-28. Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers Luke Donnellan and Minister for…
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Restrictions eased as COVID cases fall
SWAN Hill residents are breathing a little easier after Victoria returned to previous COVIDSafe settings at the weekend. The further eased restrictions allow for more…
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Pokie meter
Last Thursday a The Guardian staffer took the opportunity to have a quick lunch in the McCallum Street central recreation area near the recently installed…
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Youth climate opportunity
The ADAPT Loddon Mallee network is fielding expressions of interest for positions on its Youth Climate Advisory Board (Y-CAB). This opportunity will allow young people…
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Mallee research bid to climate-proof harvest
A BID to establish the ONE Basin Cooperative Research Centre will be pitched to the Federal Government this week. The 10-year research initiative will aim…
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Cool relief in the air for tenants
RESIDENTS living in social housing in Swan Hill can now get through the hotter months in cooler conditions. Victorian Upper House Member for Northern Victoria…
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