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You don’t owe anyone anything on dating apps, police say
ANYONE with experiences of sexual assault, harassments or other threatening behaviour on dating apps are being urged to contact police. Sexual Crimes Squad officer in…
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Get back to road basics, drivers urged
MOTORISTS have been warned to buckle up, slow down, and not driving while impaired during the AFL grand final long weekend. Swan Hill highway patrol…
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Farm labour needs in the palm of hands
A NEW platform has connected backpackers and migrant workers with ethical business owners — right in the palm of their hand. Launched in June and…
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‘Relentless’ focus for Swan Hill Primary School’s Koorie students
SWAN Hill Primary School is being recognised for the improved academic outcomes of their Koorie students. The school is a finalist in the Victorian Education…
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Grape success for new order
MURRAY Valley Winegrowers’ (MVW) future has been secured for another four years after winegrape growers “comprehensively” supported renewing the industry development order (IDC). The order…
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Optimism grows for more easing of restrictions
VICTORIA is poised to move another step out of restrictions early next week after the state recorded low daily infection increases in the past week.…
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Balranald welcomes return of tourists
BALRANALD has seen an increase in tourism, following a dip of visitors to the region. At the Balranald Shire Council October monthly meeting, director of…
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Act now, warns fire chiefs
NOW is the time for Victorians to act and prepare their properties for this year’s bushfire season. That was the message from fire chiefs as…
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Eat five serves of veggies per day
TRYfor5 is a campaign run by Nutrition Australia encouraging Australians to eat more vegetables and meet the recommended five serves per day. The campaign runs…
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Shop attendant assaulted
Trough theft POLICE are investigating the alleged theft of a stock trough from a Wycheproof farm. Between 6pm on October 11 and 8am the following…
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