Arts and Entertainment
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Red Shield Appeal going well
SATURDAY was officially the start of the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal doorknock, but in Swan Hill volunteers were manning pop-up tables at Bunnings and…
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Making crays measure up
RECREATIONAL crayfishers are advised to carefully measure their catches of the Murray spiny freshwater crayfish as the open season begins on June 1. Fishers can…
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Brushing up local skills
BENDIGO artist Alanah Ellen Brand was a finalist in last year’s Archibald Prize and Swan Hill will be hosting a portrait workshop by the acclaimed…
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Nats’ leader visits region
A GRAPE grower has told Nationals leader David Littleproud it is like “death by a thousand cuts” for farmers at the moment, as the MP…
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Pioneer Settlement cultural hub a step closer
A CRUCIAL drainage upgrade for the site is scheduled to begin soon at the much-anticipated Swan Hill Tourism and Cultural Hub at Pioneer Settlement. Council…
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Legends share the stage
TWO legends of Australian music, Wendy Matthews and Grace Knight, last week lent their powerhouse voices to a unique performance showcasing the works of Paul…
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Mad rush tipped for Aussie film
THE much-anticipated fifth instalment of the Mad Max franchise’s Australian post-apocalyptic action-adventure opened in cinemas on Thursday. Mad Max: Furiosa is the latest incarnation and…
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Mad mates on a mission
HERE are four country boys with a very clear message for Canberra – and it’s all about them being mad about the Murray Darling. Because…
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Federal Budget welcome but with gaps
LAST week’s Federal Budget was a “mixed bag” that fell just short of adequately addressing many pressing challenges, particularly in regional areas, according to the…
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Many hands make lighter work for Nyah Nyah West CFA
AS the 100th anniversary of Nyah Nyah West Fire Brigade approaches next year, volunteers of the humble group say they need more members to survive.…
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