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Council turns down $1 million grant
MURRAY River Council has done something not many regional councils do every day – reject more than $1 million. The dramatic decision came after councillors…
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Fire destroys crops
A HEADER fire in lentil crops south of Ultima burned through 255 hectares of farmland in 1.5 hours on Monday afternoon. CFA District 18 commander…
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Cricket’s crown jewel
JUNIOR cricketers were in the presence of greatness as the iconic Ashes series trophy stopped at St Mary’s Tyntynder Cricket Club on Wednesday evening as…
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Garden flourishes
NYAH West residents recently celebrated the one year anniversary of their community garden. What began with just three garden beds has more than doubled in…
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Showcasing industry excellence
THE Swan Hill campus courtyard was transformed into a hive of activity when SuniTAFE held their annual Trades Night. Bringing students, teachers, and industry together,…
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Fury over plan to slow the bush to a crawl
THE Federal Government’s plan to slash country road speed limits has sparked a furious backlash from regional councils and MPs who say the move will…
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Lodging support
THE Swan Hill Freemasons have reaffirmed their commitment to veterans by donating $5000 to support the ongoing work of the Veteran’s Centre. Donor James Thompson…
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Lavey calls time
AFTER 16 years of elite sport across two professional codes, AFLW player and Australian basketballer Tessa Lavey has officially retired from all competition. The 32-year-old…
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Significant milestone celebrated
SWAN Hill resident Lorna Gleeson recently celebrated her 100th birthday, surrounded by family and friends at Hope Aged Care. Born Lorna Mayne in Mildura and…
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Winning design meets purpose
IT began with a simple question — what does a truly inclusive school look like? For the team behind the Swan Hill Specialist School redevelopment,…
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