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Versatility in the arts for ambassadors
A WEALTH of experience, passion and knowledge in the arts will lead this year’s Swan Hill Youth Arts Festival (YAF). St Mary MacKillop College year…
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BOUNDARY CHANGE
BALRANALD police will now be charged with investigating crime in Tooleybuc under a boundary restructure. The region falls under the NSW Police Barrier Police District.…
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Calls for strict penalties on farm activists
FARMERS have called for strict penalties to be imposed on animal activists who invade their properties, arguing they pose an “immense risk” to biosecurity and…
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Join the firefighting ranks
APPLICATIONS are now open for project firefighters in the Mallee as preparations begin for the summer bushfire season. Recruitment is now underway for new project…
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Wool to product process
WOOL is a highly versatile, natural fibre that has been used for more than 8000 years. It is highly valued for its natural properties and…
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Drought won’t impact staffing
SCHOOLS in drought-ravaged areas across NSW won’t see any changes to staffing arrangements despite more families relocating out of regional areas. Deputy Premier and Minister…
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ICY BLAST
SWAN HILL and majority of the state shivered through freezing conditions across the weekend, with the strongest cold outbreak felt so far this winter. Bureau…
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Can do attitude
LOCAL cancer patients will benefit from fundraising efforts by the Balranald Football Netball Club earlier this month. The club raised $1900 at its Can Assist…
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Councillor hits back over inquiry
BALRANALD councillor German Ugarte has hit back at a former council employee for suggesting the public inquiry into council should have happened 18 months ago.…
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‘Witch hunt’ claims by former Balranald mayor
A BLAME game and “witch hunt” has been the result of a state government public inquiry into Balranald Shire Council, according to its outspoken former…
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