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Letter to the Editor – 6/9
Opportunity missed NEW art gallery; good idea, bad location. About six months ago, there was a story about the new art gallery to be built…
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Boost for Robinvale College with more funds
THIRTY-THREE state schools across Sunraysia, including Robinvale, will receive a share of a government funding package of $515 million. State schools across Victoria will benefit…
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Proud vocals
A COMMUNITY choir that has been singing together for more than three decades recently performed at Bendigo’s Ulumbarra Theatre. The Kerang Music Society Choir joined…
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Hemp share
MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper will push for Mallee and Mildura to share in the growth of the hemp industrial industry. Ms Cupper joined Minister…
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Basin integrity issues assessed by interim inspector-general
NEWLY-APPOINTED Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) interim inspector-general Mick Keelty says the “issues with integrity” need to be sorted out within the basin. Mr Keelty joined…
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Crushing the figures for annual wine
MORE than 345,000 tonnes of wine was crushed in the Murray-Darling and Swan Hill wine regions, according to the Murray Valley Winegrowers (MVW) annual wine…
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Season to be swooped as magpies breed
AS Swan Hill embraces the first rays of spring sunshine, residents also need to be on the lookout for another, less welcome arrival. Magpies traditionally…
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MORE MONEY
RATEPAYERS will be forced to cough up more unbudgeted expenses for urgent repairs to the Swan Hill drag strip at Chisholm Reserve. Swan Hill Rural…
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Rise in development trends
DEVELOPMENT trends continue to grow in the Swan Hill municipality, with Robinvale’s applications outpacing other towns in the local government area. Swan Hill Rural City…
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First Peoples’ Assembly elections near
ABORIGINAL and Torres Strait Islanders in Swan Hill have been urged to enrol to vote in the upcoming election for the First Peoples’ Assembly Victoria.…
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