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  • Koraleigh fire

    A FIRE that burnt a Koraleigh home to the ground last week was not considered suspicious, New South Wales police said.Authorities were alerted at 7.55am…

  • Relay receives official nod

    AFTER some trepidation, Cancer Council Victoria has formally announced that the 2012 Swan Hill Relay For Life will go ahead.Cancer Council Victoria staff member Sue…

  • Child care shortage

    CHILD care in Swan Hill is in a state of crisis, with a high demand for workers and lengthy waiting lists, according to local child…

  • Budget nose dive

    WAKOOL Shire Council budget figures show this year’s surplus has taken a dramatic dive into deficit, but council has put the dive down to a…

  • Churches welcome new technology

    THOUSANDS of years of tradition has not stopped Swan Hill’s religious institutions from utilising modern technology in their services.A variety of Swan Hill’s ecclesiastic leaders…

  • Proponents take action on North Park

    A PETITION in support of a discount department store at North Park has collected at least 335 signatures been presented to Swan Hill Rural City…

  • Students prepare for a different kind of post-school celebration

    SIX Swan Hill school-leavers are going on a very different type of schoolies trip and it’s all in the name of charity.The Swan Hill Sunrise…

  • Students prepare for Yamagata adventure

    THE latest Yamagata exchange group has received its farewells and is busy preparing for the cultural experience of a lifetime.The 14th student exchange between Swan…

  • Roadhouse evacuated

    A PETROL stop for one man in Nyah caused the evacuation of about 40 people on Sunday.The 25-year-old Boundary Bend man had stopped to fill…

  • Mission unsuccessful

    AN independent review of four Koorie schools, including Swan Hill’s Payika College, has shown the Koorie Pathways program is failing to meet its objectives.Payika College…

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