Home » News » High rate of family violence

High rate of family violence

FAMILY violence incidents in the Swan Hill local government area remain among the highest in the state per 100,000 population, and a top priority for local police. The latest data from the Crime Statistics Agency, tracking incidents for the 12 months between July 2018 and June 2019, ranks Swan Hill as fourth in the state […]

Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.

Digital Editions


  • Over the net

    Over the net

    NDLTA Results from round 11 Senior 1 Kerang Blue BYE Kerang White BYE Gunbower 82 defeated Murrabit 61 Cohuna 87 defeated Moulamein 58 Barham Orange…

More News

  • Looking back at what made news in May 2025

    Looking back at what made news in May 2025

    Tuesday, 6 May • Nationals MP Anne Webster secured a third consecutive term as the Federal Member for Mallee, in what turned out to be a devastating night for the…

  • What made news across Gannawarra in April 2025

    What made news across Gannawarra in April 2025

    Tuesday, 1 April • Challengers to the Coalition-held seats of Mallee and Farrer faced one of the toughest tasks in federal politics ahead of the 3 May election. Prime Minister…

  • Total fire ban extended statewide for Sunday

    Total fire ban extended statewide for Sunday

    AS fires continue to rage across central and north-east Victoria, a total fire ban has been declared for Victoria today, Sunday, 11 January. A statewide TFB has been in place…

  • Prepare growers for participation

    Prepare growers for participation

    GRAIN growers seeking to build leadership skills and play a greater role in industry decision making are being encouraged to apply for GrainGrowers’ OnBoard program, a professional development initiative that…

  • Total fire ban declared for Saturday

    Total fire ban declared for Saturday

    A TOTAL fire ban has been declared for whole state of Victoria tomorrow. Tomorrow's conditions will be cooler than today, but still warm with strong winds across the state particularly…