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Funding boost aimed at improving local road safety

Published on 17 April 2025

Swan Hill Rural City Council will receive over $28,000 from the Transport Accident Commission’s (TAC) Local Government Grant Program to implement a proactive road safety initiative aimed at reducing traffic incidents and promoting safer driving behaviours throughout the municipality.

Microchip and register your pet for free!

Published on 17 April 2025

Swan Hill Rural City Council is once again giving residents the chance to microchip and register their pet for free – a saving of up to $200!

Microchip and register your pet for free!

Published on 16 April 2025

We are once again giving Swan Hill residents the chance to microchip and register their pet for free – a saving of up to $200!
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Art Gallery redevelopment
Swan Hill
Nyah Community Centre Renewal
Nyah
Robinvale Centenary Park playground
Robinvale
Tourism and Cultural Hub
Swan Hill

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