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Beers flow as pub is nominated
ONE of three community-run businesses in Sea Lake has been nominated for an award, just months after reopening their doors. Sea Lake’s Royal Hotel has…
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Giant leader, Tim Fischer, dead
THE passing of Tim Fischer has been described as a loss of one of the nation’s finest, a champion of regional communities who left a…
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Little free library now open
A NEW little free library has officially opened on the corner of Splatt and McCrae streets in Swan Hill. St Mary MacKillop College principal Michelle…
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Mallee Track welcomes review into workplace culture
MALLEE Track Health and Community Service (MTHCS) says it is “pleased” the Health and Human Services Department will conduct a review into its workplace culture…
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Protecting region’s citrus with trained sniffer dogs
TRAINING sniffer dogs to detect canker in citrus is the latest project announced by the government in an effort to protect crops from exotic pests…
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Justice of the Peace branches out into smaller towns
A NEWLY formed Justice of the Peace branch is working to provide a free service to the communities of Swan Hill, Nyah and Ultima. President…
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Young master chefs under the spotlight in culinary challenge
SWAN Hill’s young master chefs were seen cooking up a storm this week for the annual Murray River culinary challenge regional final. The competition is…
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Almonds blossom at Robinvale festival
SHOWERS and grey skies did not dampen the spirits of more than 2500 people who attended last Sunday’s Mallee Almond Blossom Festival at Robinvale. Locals…
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Communicate with confidence a focus for speech week
THE opportunity to address communication in ways that foster inclusion is the focus of Speech Pathology Week (August 25 to 31). This year’s theme ‘communicating…
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A matter of perspective
WITH Melbourne’s population forecast to grow exponentially in the coming decades, Swan Hill could stand to benefit from the “overflow” as people flee congested cities…
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