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  • Around the churches – 16/8

    SEED THIS Sunday, as we look at Habakkuk Chapter 3, we will hear how we can have great joy and hope even when we have…

  • Practical pathways through council

    Practical pathways through council

    CADETSHIPS are something people should look at more favourably, says senior building inspector James Cunning. Mr Cunning undertook a building surveyor cadetship with Swan Hill…

  • Charred metal after caravans burn

    Charred metal after caravans burn

    AN electrical fault has been blamed for a fire which destroyed two caravans at the Two Bays Caravan Park in Nyah on Wednesday morning. Quick…

  • Don’t be shy, report a sighting

    PEOPLE have been urged to record any sightings of shy, prickly four-legged friends in the midst of echidna breeding season. The Mallee Catchment Authority said…

  • Bee-utiful sight on the border

    AGRICULTURE generates at least $3 billion for the Robinvale economy, according to the Swan Hill council Robinvale ward representative. Councillor Jade Benham said the biggest…

  • Serving up an audit

    THE state government has announced it will lift the standard of meals in Victorian public hospitals and aged care centres. Minister for Health Jenny Mikakos…

  • Rallying support for Sea Lake institution

    THE state government has promised to fund a conservation management plan for the site of the Sea Lake Mallee Rally at Lake Tyrrell. Member for…

  • Going solar

    THERE will be two opportunities to talk solar with the Mallee Sun Solar Bulk Buy team at events in the Swan Hill municipality in the…

  • Foot in the door

    AFTER suffering from her own foot pain growing up, Isabel Chasney began her career in podiatry with the goal of relieving others who have walked…

  • Calls for clarity

    MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper has called on the government to outline a “clear plan” for the completion of the Murray Basin Rail Project (MBRP).…

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