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News in brief
Overdue fines abolished THE Swan Hill Regional Library will no longer charge overdue fines for late items. The new policy applies only to overdue items.…
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Flow of threats between Murray-Darling Basin states
THE failure of the Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council (MinCo) to address major issues with the Murray-Darling Basin Plan at a meeting last week has been…
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Local crime drops by five per cent
WOMEN in their mid to late 30s have been identified as the largest representation of family violence victims, according to the latest crime report. For…
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Surge in fires from heaters
RECENT house fires across the region resulting from the use of wood heaters are a reminder that homeowners need to have wood heaters and open…
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Wet winter wait continues
JUNE rainfall was below average in Swan Hill and surrounding areas, with predictions of a wetter-than-average winter yet to unfold in most parts of the…
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Staying afloat as Victorian restrictions are reinstated
IT is without doubt the hospitality industry has been one of the hardest hit throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The past three months has seen enforced…
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Drivers booked during two-day police operation
DRIVERS BOOKED DRUG and drink drivers have been caught during a two-day operation by Swan Hill police. Swan Hill police Senior Constable Travis Collier said…
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Health clubs reopened
AFTER sweating on a date for months, gym enthusiasts are finally bench-pressing ahead. The Swan Hill and Robinvale leisure centre health club facilities reopened on…
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Salami festival given the chop
THE Great Murray River Salami Festival is the latest victim of the COVID-19 pandemic. Organisers announced last week they would cancel this year’s event due…
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Grants up for grabs thanks to Swan Hill council
COMMUNITY groups and event organisers, especially those significantly impacted by COVID-19 restrictions, are being urged to apply for Swan Hill council’s community grants program. Organisations…
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