News
-
Call for early childhood educators
AS A shortage of early childhood educators continues to hit the Swan Hill region, Swan Hill SuniTAFE has reissued a call for students.Federal Government reforms…
-
Burning the midnight oil for the CFA
BETWEEN work, fishing and the Country Fire Authority, Dennis ‘Nipper’ Turner doesn’t have a lot of time on his hands.”My whole life is: if I’m…
-
Martial arts popularity soars
MARTIAL arts dojos have delivered a body blow to some of Victoria’s more established ball sports, with new statistics showing the art of self-defence has…
-
Ambassadors announced
AN INTERNATIONAL adventurer and a radio host turned philanthropist have been chosen as the two official Australia Day ambassadors for the Swan Hill region.International traveller…
-
Lions Club lends a hand to bush fire victims
A SPECIAL appeal for Tasmania’s bushfire victims has sprung from the interstate connection between Lions clubs and the generosity of Swan Hill region residents.The Ultima…
-
Gaming league stays kid friendly
DESPITE the recent introduction of a new R 18 plus classification for video games, the Rural Gaming League’s founder says the league is unlikely to…
-
Record crowds for holiday period
A record number of visitors were at Lake Boga Caravan Park during the Christmas holiday period this year.Manager Dale Key said the 145 caravan and…
-
Maternity ward off to a flying start
THREE local parents had a special reason to celebrate New Year’s Day when their babies were among the first to be born at Swan Hill…
-
Sculptures depict farming history
UNIQUE hand-crafted sculptures line the main street of Nyah West, paying tribute to the town’s vibrant farming history.From horse and cart days to the construction…
-
Tracing the tales of Tresco
ALTHOUGH he is too modest to admit as much, John Jobson is odds on the world’s premier historian regarding the Tresco region.Not only publishing a…
Digital Editions
