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  • Famous dolls that raise funds saved in Nyah West home blaze

    Famous dolls that raise funds saved in Nyah West home blaze

    A NYAH West community figure has lost her home of 45 years to fire. Paul, John and Lucy Dacey were in their O’Connor Street home…

  • Innovative digital festival kicks off

    TODAY marks the start of the 2020 Digital Innovation Festival hosted by Mallee Rising Swan Hill. The Digital Innovation Festival is a curated program of…

  • Giving back to the community one toy at a time

    Giving back to the community one toy at a time

    MEMBERS of Aruma, an independent living house in Swan Hill, are revamping wooden toys for the community. Trucks, helicopters, cars — you name it, they…

  • Homeless rates set to spike, warms Mallee Family Care

    Homeless rates set to spike, warms Mallee Family Care

    MALLEE Family Care fears there will be a spike in the rate of homelessness in the region once government support payments are wound back after…

  • Reported family violence cases drop

    Reported family violence cases drop

    REPORTED incidents of family violence in the Swan Hill region during stage three lockdowns have decreased from the same four-month period last year. Swan Hill…

  • Heat is on for summer relief

    Heat is on for summer relief

    THE COVID-19 pandemic could present additional complications as the Mallee moves towards the hotter months, warns Mallee Family Care (MFC) chief executive officer Teresa Jayet.…

  • Rudolph Kirby guilty over bar assault

    Rudolph Kirby guilty over bar assault

    A WOMAN says she was left “shocked and numb” after being sexually assaulted by former Mallee District Aboriginal Services (MDAS) boss Harold Rudolph Kirby, who…

  • Giving back to a Nyah district volunteer

    THE community is giving back to Lucy Dacey after she lost 45 years of history. Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) Swan Hill has set…

  • ‘Messy’ terms for remote learning

    ‘Messy’ terms for remote learning

    SWAN Hill College principal Andrew Sartori believes the school’s year 12 students who have worked remotely can still achieve good results if they work hard.…

  • Reveal revised rail project, says VFF

    SECRECY surrounding the Murray Basin Rail Project’s (MRBP) revised business plan must end, according to the Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF). The VFF is calling for…

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