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Demons get their revenge
SWEET revenge came to the Nyah Recreation Reserve, when NNW United thumped the reigning premiers by 56 points. In what could only be described as…
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Swans start season with 2-1 win
Swan Hill has opened their season in impressive fashion, grinding out a hard-fought 2–1 victory on the road against La Trobe University in a tense Round 1 men’s clash on…
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Farrer race approaches
NINE candidates are in the race for Farrer as the upcoming by-election draws near. The list has been building up for the past three months, following former coalition leader Susan…
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Annual rally steps back in time
TRACTORS were humming and steam engines rolling as large crowds gathered for the Mallee Steam, Oil and Machinery Club’s annual rally, where farming equipment from yesteryear once again took centre…
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Coffey’s home success
HARRY Coffey had yet another successful weekend, as he would win twice at two different venues across the state. The first win was in Caulfield on Saturday, riding Oliveanotherday and…
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Tooleybuc pillar recognised
PITCHING into the community is commonsense for Tooleybuc business owner Louise Hogan, who has been recognised for the countless hours she dedicates to helping others and keeping Tooleybuc beautiful. Tooleybuc…
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Regatta prevails despite calm conditions
COMPETITORS from all corners of the country converged on Lake Boga last weekend for an annual Easter regatta that exceeded expectations given the current state of fuel uncertainty. The Lake…
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Local projects nominated
SWAN Hill is chasing national glory, and locals are being urged to get behind the drive. Swan Hill Rural City Council has secured five nominations in the 2026 National Awards…
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Dairy decline signals broader risk
BALRANALD Shire Mayor, Louie Zaffina, has warned the decline of irrigated dairy across the Murray–Darling Basin is an early indicator of a much broader risk to Australia’s food sovereignty. Mayor…
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The Changing Face of Pakenham and its Security
Pakenham has always been a suburb in motion. For decades, it sat on the edge of Melbourne’s urban fringe, a place where paddocks met, and new estates rose from the…
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Standing on our own feet
THE Nationals Leader, Senator Matt Canavan, wants a patriotic ‘Australia on steroids’ and his address to the National Press Club on Wednesday echoed what I have been saying for many…