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Shaken again as second earthquake hits southern NSW
THE Riverina has been hit by a second earthquake in less than a week. Geoscience Australia recorded a 3 magnitude earthquake at Moolpa, approximately 40…
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Eyes on roadmap out of regional lockdown
ALL eyes will be on Premier Daniel Andrews on Sunday when he delivers a dedicated regional roadmap out of COVID-19 lockdown. As part of its…
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Table grape exports hit record volume
AUSTRALIA’S table grape industry achieved its highest-ever export volume and value this year, producing 152,200 tonnes valued at more than $600 million. Hort Innovation head…
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Walsh wants bridge action
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has written to the Deputy Prime Minister, calling for his intervention in getting a new bridge for Swan Hill.…
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Predator warning on chat site
THE eSafety Commissioner has urged parents to be extra-vigilant about their children’s internet use in the light of a resurgence of the anonymous chat site…
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Swan Hill council recruiting to support jobseekers during pandemic
SWAN Hill Rural City Council has recruited several new staff as part of the state government’s Working for Victoria initiative. The $500 million Working for…
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Guilty plea on soliciting child porn
A 26-YEAR-OLD man has pleaded guilty to 56 charges related to child pornography and sending “indecent communication” to children under 16 using the Kik app.…
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Regional MPs to vote separately
REGIONAL and rural Victorian MPs should attend parliament in small groups to vote, according to chief health officer Brett Sutton. “For example, regional and rural…
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Multi-agency approach in response to pandemic
BALRANALD Shire was one of the first councils across NSW to utilise their local emergency management committees (LEMC) and multi-agency response at the early stages…
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Adjusting to a new normal on the border
A NEW South Wales police inspector in charge of the Tooleybuc and Euston border checkpoints says 90 per cent of people are complying with border…
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