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Inquiring the impacts of homelessness
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has welcomed the commencement of an inquiry into homelessness in Victoria on the back of Homelessness Week. The Nationals…
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Council ‘impatiently waiting’ on a result
STATE and federal governments cannot leave the Swan Hill region “stranded” without a competitive rail road. That was one of the key messages delivered to…
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Phoney callers ‘relentless’
LOCALS continue to be inundated with phoney scam calls, describing the con artists as being “relentless” with some in individuals having the phone ring multiple…
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Powering with green
SWAN Hill Rural City Council will join more than 45 other Victorian councils in a bid to power local facilities with 100 per cent renewable…
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Walsh demands ‘prop up’ answers
MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has accused the state government of refusing to answer questions around its decision to hand a $400,000 grant to…
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Plane and simple for student
A GRADE two Balranald student is flying high after entering a state paper plane competition. Balranald Central School grade two student Jyziah Wilson Smith’s plane…
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Testing technologies on farms
FARMERS wanting support to trial new technology on their farms are encouraged to take part in Agriculture Victoria’s Internet of Things (IoT) trial. Over the…
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Carving camaraderie at the woodworkers club
FROM fixing furniture to forming a strong fellowship, the Swan Hill Woodworkers Club has been part of the community for nearly two decades. Established in…
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NBN scam losses in the masses
DESPITE being aware of bogus callers, Australians have lost tens of thousands of dollars to scammers, with reported losses in 2019 already higher than the…
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Reliable rail as services meet target performances
THE Swan Hill passenger train line was the most reliable on the regional rail network in July. The latest performance data tracks service delivery and…
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