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Truck roller convicted
A SWAN Hill man who rolled a truck at the Nyah Road roundabout last December has been convicted and fined $750 after pleading guilty to…
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Tree change for ideas man
DAVID Stephens and his fiancée Sarah Goslin have made a huge leap in lifestyle having made the decision to leave the city life behind for…
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Balranald mining approval
ILUKA Resources has passed a major hurdle in the approvals process to develop a mineral sands mine near Balranald. The New South Wales Government approved…
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Lake Boga crash leaves three in hospital
A multi-vehicle accident at Lake Boga in the early hours of Sunday has claimed one life and left three others in hospital. The fatality is…
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Locals weigh in on ‘S’ plates
A LOCAL panelbeater has thrown his support behind ‘S’ plates to identify cars driven by seniors, a move he says will save lives. Sun Centre…
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Too close to home
AS NEWS was breaking of the deadly Paris attacks that killed more than 130 people on Saturday morning, Swan Hill’s French community banded together despite…
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A win for country students
COUNTRY students considered asset-rich but cash-poor are able to access youth allowance for the first time, after the eligibility test for the financial assistance program…
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$2b irrigation project needs reshape: gov
AN INDEPENDENT mid-project review of Goulburn-Murray Water’s (GMW) $2 billion Connections irrigation project has revealed significant problems with how it is being implemented. The Commonwealth…
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Farmers urged to be wary of fire risks
FARMERS are being urged to take extra care as harvest gets into full swing and to be prepared for a long and hot fire season.…
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Beet juice breakthrough
LOCALLY-grown organic beetroots have caught the eye of Emirati royalty with plans to make beetroot juice for his racehorses. Nyah West organic growing business Arahura…
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