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Drop in hospital visitation to Swan Hill and statewide
VICTORIANS are being urged to stop putting off hospital visits and important health checks during the coronavirus pandemic. Hospitals and health agencies have seen a…
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Duo face court over driving with drugs in system
Double whammy A MAN has been caught speeding and driving with drugs in his system while travelling to pick up his female friend who earlier…
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Passion is rare to find for cycling fundraiser
DIAGNOSED with a rare form of blood cancer, Michael van Ewijk will ride 700 kilometres from Balranald this month to raise money for the Leukaemia…
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Buloke’s envied zero cases since pandemic began
BULOKE Shire Council has established a new online resource to continue the support of its local businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Buy Buloke website…
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Younger people in mind for award nominee
SWAN Hill’s Mia Rovere is in the running for two awards for her advocacy work in the Swan Hill region. Ms Rovere has been nominated…
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Smart water meters are flowing with benefits
MURRAY River Council (MRC) says its new smart meter system is proving a huge benefit in assisting customers to detect leaks and prevent water wastage.…
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SuniTAFE receives $4.4 million boost
SUNITAFE has received a $4.4 million boost to modernise and upgrade facilities at its Mildura campus. SuniTAFE works include $1.6 million to upgrade the Mildura…
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Border bubble ‘something of a joke’, says Quilty
MEMBER for Northern Victoria Tim Quilty says the easing of border restrictions should be extended to their “complete abolition”. “The easing of restrictions has made…
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Murray River Council director resigns amid no-confidence motion
MURRAY River Council (MRC) director shared services Ross Mallett has resigned following a motion of no-confidence against him. In the motion, seen by The Guardian,…
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Dine-in delight at cafes, pubs
OUTDOOR dining will become the new norm for diners in the Swan Hill region as restrictions are eased and we head into the warmer months.…
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