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  • Car burnt out

    Car burnt out

    AN SUV experiencing a mechanical failure caught alight while travelling southwest on Sea Lake-Swan Hill Road on Thursday evening. Swan Hill Fire Brigade CFA captain…

  • Blueprint for ambition and resilience

    Blueprint for ambition and resilience

    CHLOE Kelly pours a glass of her latest Shiraz, the ruby-red liquid catching the afternoon sun over the Murray River. “I wanted a business that…

  • Focus on men’s health

    Focus on men’s health

    SWAN Hill residents are invited to take part in a community wellness morning this Sunday dedicated to supporting men’s health. Attendees will have the chance…

  • Council turns down $1 million grant

    Council turns down $1 million grant

    MURRAY River Council has done something not many regional councils do every day – reject more than $1 million. The dramatic decision came after councillors…

  • Fire destroys crops

    Fire destroys crops

    A HEADER fire in lentil crops south of Ultima burned through 255 hectares of farmland in 1.5 hours on Monday afternoon. CFA District 18 commander…

  • Cricket’s crown jewel

    Cricket’s crown jewel

    JUNIOR cricketers were in the presence of greatness as the iconic Ashes series trophy stopped at St Mary’s Tyntynder Cricket Club on Wednesday evening as…

  • Garden flourishes

    Garden flourishes

    NYAH West residents recently celebrated the one year anniversary of their community garden. What began with just three garden beds has more than doubled in…

  • Showcasing industry excellence

    Showcasing industry excellence

    THE Swan Hill campus courtyard was transformed into a hive of activity when SuniTAFE held their annual Trades Night. Bringing students, teachers, and industry together,…

  • Fury over plan to slow the bush to a crawl

    Fury over plan to slow the bush to a crawl

    THE Federal Government’s plan to slash country road speed limits has sparked a furious backlash from regional councils and MPs who say the move will…

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Sport


  • Flyers double chance

    Flyers double chance

    The Swan Hill Lady Flyers will go into their first double header weekend with a depleted squad, but high hopes, beginning with their home game…

  • Walsh return fires up Demons

    Walsh return fires up Demons

    Nyah District v Wandella A DOMINANT 81 from all-rounder Joel Walsh helped reigning premiers Nyah District record their first win on Saturday. Playing his first…

  • Raiders remain unbeaten

    Raiders remain unbeaten

    BARHAM-Koondrook remain the only undefeated A grade side in the SHDCA, after the Raiders defeated Ultima-TUF by three wickets in Saturday’s top of the table…

  • Rams shine under night sky

    Rams shine under night sky

    MURRAY Downs have risen to second place after defeating the reigning premiers Kerang, under the Friday night lights. The Rams finished with 11 match points…

  • Flyers fall to Braves

    Flyers fall to Braves

    The Swan Hill Lady Flyers have suffered their third straight defeat for the CBL North West season, after succumbing to the Bendigo Braves by 27…

  • The 19th Hole

    The 19th Hole

    MURRAY DOWNS MENS Stableford – Thursday, October 30 You have to work pretty hard to score well when you are a low handicapper and Jimmy…

Entertainment


  • Fun-filled activities for the whole family

    Fun-filled activities for the whole family

    TODAY 6pm: Hunter & Hawk original production by MARRUK. A raw, unflicting and deeply human story about a young Wadi Wadi/Wamba Wamba teen. For tickets…

  • Author drops-in to Robinvale

    Author drops-in to Robinvale

    THE Robinvale Library is gearing up for a feel-good, laugh-out-loud literary afternoon with the launch of What Did I Miss?, the debut romantic comedy from…

  • Gallery to celebrate creativity

    Gallery to celebrate creativity

    SWAN Hill Regional Art Gallery is set to put the “art” in party when it hosts its gala dinner and art auction in October. The…

  • Grease lightning strikes twice

    Grease lightning strikes twice

    GREASE takes to the stage this Friday night at St Mary MacKillop College after nearly eight months in the making. School production co-ordinator, Talia Henderson,…

  • New horror flick a skin-crawling slow burn

    New horror flick a skin-crawling slow burn

    Annabelle Fleming IF you enjoy slow paced movies with dark humour and a side of gore, then you will love Zach Creager’s mystery horror film…

  • Lifting lid on locker-room

    Lifting lid on locker-room

    ENCOURAGING young people, and especially young men, to read can be troubled affair. However, a recent survey reveals that when young males do read, they…

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  • Lodging support

    Lodging support

    THE Swan Hill Freemasons have reaffirmed their commitment to veterans by donating $5000 to support the ongoing work of the Veteran’s Centre. Donor James Thompson…

  • Lavey calls time

    Lavey calls time

    AFTER 16 years of elite sport across two professional codes, AFLW player and Australian basketballer Tessa Lavey has officially retired from all competition. The 32-year-old…

  • Significant milestone celebrated

    Significant milestone celebrated

    SWAN Hill resident Lorna Gleeson recently celebrated her 100th birthday, surrounded by family and friends at Hope Aged Care. Born Lorna Mayne in Mildura and…

  • Winning design meets purpose

    Winning design meets purpose

    IT began with a simple question — what does a truly inclusive school look like? For the team behind the Swan Hill Specialist School redevelopment,…

  • Walsh elected to federal party council

    Walsh elected to federal party council

    LONG-SERVING Nationals MP for Murray Plains, Peter Walsh, has been elected vice-president of the party’s powerful federal council. During his 10 years as state leader,…

  • Empowering young people

    Empowering young people

    SWAN Hill Rural City Council has set out a bold four-year plan to strengthen youth leadership, wellbeing, and career opportunities across the municipality. The Youth…

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