Arts and Entertainment
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Stop twisting Basin Plan truth
A COMMUNITY water advocacy group has called for a stop to the misinformation, accompanied by “political and media hype”, over water recovery under the Murray-Darling…
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Signage policy to guide safety issues
MURRAY River Council (MRC) has adopted a draft signage policy after issues were raised around signage and structures that posed a risk to pedestrian access…
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La Nina keeps water prices low
WATER allocation prices in the southern Murray–Darling Basin are likely to remain low for a third consecutive year, according to the latest ABARES Water Market…
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News in brief
Train service delays SWAN Hill train passengers are warned of extended journey times for two weeks while upgrade works take place on the Bendigo line.…
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New-look council website goes live
BALRANALD Shire Council’s new-look website has gone live. The fresh site navigates locals and visitors through council documents, making a payment, planning applications, tourism information,…
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Getting loud at the library
Camille Cullinan SWAN Hill Regional Library will come alive with music, singing and dancing. Local musical talent will be back in the library from 7pm…
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Compelling exhibition highlights impact of war
THE Sea Lake RSL is showcasing a compelling exhibition which highlights the impact of war. Changed Forever Legacies of Conflict is a Shrine of Remembrance…
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Two weeks of rail disruptions in the north-west
SWAN Hill train passengers are warned of extended journey times for two weeks while upgrade works take place on the Bendigo line. Coaches will also…
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Brace for floods,rain’s on the way
PEOPLE living downstream of Hume Dam have been urged to be flood-ready as the region enters the wettest period. The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting…
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Cohuna Kangas end Woorinen’s winning streak
WOORINEN’S unbeaten streak ended at the hands of Cohuna at the weekend, with the Kangas set to take bragging rights into their qualifying final clash…
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