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G-MW responds to Woorinen residents’ pricing concerns
DEBT associated with the Woorinen pipeline project is in the process of being repaid, according to Goulburn-Murray Water (G-MW) managing director Gavin Hanlon.Despite efforts from…
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Local crew off to support the Bulldogs
RESIDENTS throughout the shire will be donning their red, white and blue in support of the Western Bulldogs as they make their way to Etihad…
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Rate cut
THE Reserve Bank’s decision to slash interest rates by half a percentage point is expected to provide some welcome relief for many Swan Hill homeowners,…
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Emma’s Olympic aspiration
THE opportunity to compete at the upcoming London Olympics would be a dream come true for 25-year-old equestrian rider Emma Scott.Hailing from Balranald, the promising…
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Bones found at Benjeroop
BONES located at a Benjeroop property on Monday, which were first thought to be human remains, are likely to be those of a farm animal,…
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Lucky truckie escapes electrocution
A TRUCK driver has had a lucky escape after he managed to flee his tip truck unscathed after coming into contact with overhead power lines.The…
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Businessman jailed for $500,000 swindle
A SWAN Hill man has been sentenced to two years in jail with a minimum non-parole period of 10 months after he stole about $500,000…
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Park predicament
COUNCIL’S economic impact review of proposed rezoning at North Park and subsequent consultation process has been a waste of time, resources and ratepayers’ money, according…
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Funding for aged care
VICTORIAN Health Minister David Davis has found $18 million, in an otherwise tight budget, to build a brand new 45-bed residential aged care service in…
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Kiosk plan to go ahead
SWAN Hill Rural City Council will proceed with the redevelopment of the Campbell Street kiosk, despite many of its users being unhappy with the proposed…
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