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Colin is celebrating his 90th birthday today. Most Popular
Top of the Town Blooms won't stop Mrs Harvey from hairdressing, it will just make her extra time at the Napier Street salon a little bit more enjoyable.
The investigation into the circumstances around the death of the girl remain ongoing, however police are currently treating it as suspicious. More to come.
Police have confirmed a 16-year-old Swan Hill boy has been arrested and is being questioned.
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Thanks to the St Arnaud Arts Council, students from St. Arnaud PS, St. Joseph's, St. Patrick's, Moonambel, Navarre, home schoolers and day clients from McCallum enjoyed an hour-long performance by the Trash Test Dummies Circus.
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“They both stressed they were always looking for new members to share the workload as it is currently falling on the same ones all the time,” Kara CWA treasurer Sandra McIntyre said.
Originally nominated anonymously for next year's event, the 17-year-old was excited and nervous to hear she was taking a spot on the big stage a year earlier than expected.
ST Arnaud Theatre Company's first ever production was a resounding success as it opened the ‘Hanging of Andrew Vair' last Thursday night.
