News We need transparency he full interim report, including a list of options for feedback, is available here Zoe McMaugh 12 hours ago 12 hours ago
Sport Rams rule against rival The Deni Rams Under 15s netballers have once again scored a victory in a practice match against rivals Finley at Finley Apex Sports & Community Centre on Saturday. At the first whistle it was Finley who came out hungry to the ball at the first... Jamie Lowe 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
News We need transparency he full interim report, including a list of options for feedback, is available here Zoe McMaugh 12 hours ago 12 hours ago
Sport Berri tough day It was another tough day on the footy field for Blighty, suffering heavy losses in both the thirds and fourths in round two of the Picola & District League on Saturday. The Redeyes clashed with the combined Berrigan and Deni Rams sides, with the... Jamie Lowe 16 hours ago 16 hours ago
Sport Berri tough day It was another tough day on the footy field for Blighty, suffering heavy losses in both the thirds and fourths in round two of the Picola & District League on Saturday. The Redeyes clashed with the combined Berrigan and Deni Rams sides, with the... Jamie Lowe 16 hours ago 16 hours ago
News No new cases There has been one further case of COVID-19 identified in a resident of Murrumbidgee Local Health District. Deniliquin Pastoral Times 21 Jul 2020 21 Jul 2020
Sport Hoods score maiden victory Holobowski’s Hoods stormed to their maiden victory in the Deni Rams Sporting Globe Challenge on Thursday night, winning the second and final indoor cricket leg. The Hoods’ heavily inked skipper Tim Holobowski led from the front in the final... Deniliquin Pastoral Times 04 Aug 2020 04 Aug 2020
News Police investigate alleged stabbing in Strathmerton A 49-year-old Strathmerton man is in a stable condition at Goulburn Valley Health after he was allegedly stabbed multiple times on Tuesday night. Morgan Dyer 17 hours ago 17 hours ago
News Moira COVID-19 case not tested at Yarrawonga Health Yarrawonga Health has advised a new Moira Shire positive COVID-19 case confirmed by Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) yesterday did not present to Yarrawonga Health for testing and is not known to YH. Yarrawonga Chronicle 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Regional Victoria returns to Stage 3 COVID-19 restrictions Benalla and the whole of regional Victoria will move to stage three restrictions from tonight at midnight (Wednesday, August 5) for at least six weeks. Simon Ruppert 16 hours ago 16 hours ago
News Cannabis found in sock A 19 year-old Deniliquin who reportedly tried to conceal cannabis in his sock has been charged with possession of a prohibited drug. Police said two bags of green vegetable matter were found in the man’s sock when he was searched about 9.10pm... Jamie Lowe 17 hours ago 17 hours ago
News Mulwala businesses’ biggest battle Mulwala businesses continue to battle the effects of the cross-border closure and will now also feel the effect of Stage 3 rectrictions in regional Victoria. Yarrawonga Manufactured Housing (YMH), a large local manufacturing business based in... Yarrawonga Chronicle 17 hours ago 17 hours ago
News Support for council’s strategic direction To view the consultation results in either video or document format click here Zoe McMaugh 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Conservation investigation Information has been found that while the former Deniliquin Council was advised of a conservation order placed on the Deniliquin Waring Gardens, the permanency of the order was never officially recorded. Edward River Council last week stopped all... Zoe McMaugh 14 hours ago 14 hours ago
News Cannabis found in sock A 19 year-old Deniliquin who reportedly tried to conceal cannabis in his sock has been charged with possession of a prohibited drug. Police said two bags of green vegetable matter were found in the man’s sock when he was searched about 9.10pm... Jamie Lowe 17 hours ago 17 hours ago
News Elly’s huge drama on a human scale A trip to an exhibition on the sinking of the Titanic was enough to spark Elly Miechel’s fertile imagination and produce a prize-winning story on the famous 108-year-old sea tragedy. The 18-year-old Goulburn Valley Grammar School student from... John Lewis 29 Jul 2020 29 Jul 2020
News Campaspe Shire Council services close amid COVID-19 CAMPASPE Shire mayor Adrian Weston says the community must continue to work together to get through the latest coronavirus restrictions. From Thursday, all of regional Victoria including Echuca and Kyabram, will be under stage three restrictions... Brayden May 04 Aug 2020 04 Aug 2020
News Helpline to address Benalla’s appalling domestic violence stats Benalla’s hidden shame has, for some years, been it’s rate of domestic violence incidents. And in spite of great work undertaken by organisations such as White Ribbon, the issue is still there - although often hidden behind closed doors. The address... Simon Ruppert 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
News Johnno’s Run goes virtual IT WASN’T the usual Johnno’s Run in 2020, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t as successful. Brayden May 30 Jul 2020 30 Jul 2020
News Cattle sales on the rise Numbers increased again at Finley for the fortnightly cattle sale last week. The usual field of buyers were present. Southern Riverina News 04 Aug 2020 04 Aug 2020
News Ottrey Homes closing to visitors In the interest of safety, aged care facility Ottrey Homes has closed its doors to visitors. Aside from special exemptions, such as those receiving palliative care, these preventative measures have been put in place to protect residents and staff... Liam Nash 11 hours ago 11 hours ago
News Help is out there for people living with disabilities in Mitchell and Murrindindi shires Those living with a disability should never have to go it alone. Rather than facing solitary struggle, self-advocacy groups can provide a cohesive and empowering environment to amplify the voice of people affected by communication issues or... Seymour Telegraph 14 hours ago 14 hours ago
News Man accused of growing cannabis in Rochester bailed A MAN charged over the cultivation of more than 200 cannabis plants in Rochester has been granted bail. Ivy Jensen 03 Aug 2020 03 Aug 2020
News Dump point change causes a stink After numerous locals expressed concern about a mesh cover being placed over the dump point in Barrack Street, the McIvor Times launched an investigation. McIvor Times 14 Apr 2020 14 Apr 2020
News Tatura photographer captures amazing photos of insects These impressive close-ups of creepy crawlies aren’t computer generated, nor were they taken by a professional. These spine-tingling photos of jumping spiders and bees were taken by hobby photographer Matthew McDonald in his Tatura garden over the... Madi Chwasta 09 May 2020 09 May 2020
News Moira COVID-19 case not tested at Yarrawonga Health Yarrawonga Health has advised a new Moira Shire positive COVID-19 case confirmed by Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) yesterday did not present to Yarrawonga Health for testing and is not known to YH. Yarrawonga Chronicle 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Big aerodrome lease 95% right - GM Federation Council agreement for a long-term lease of Corowa Aerodrome with Amber Aviation (AA) is now expected to happen later this month. “Negotiations are going well and positively. We’re both putting a lot of work into the last five per... Robert Muir 8 hours ago 8 hours ago
Sport GVL cancels 2020 seniors season The Goulburn Valley League has pulled the pin on its senior competitions for 2020. Alex Mitchell 24 Jun 2020 24 Jun 2020
News ‘Solid’ offer New confidence is being breathed in to the Riverina rice industry. On the back of improved water availability, and in line with grower feedback, SunRice has offered what has been described as ‘‘solid’’ fixed price contracts for a limited... Zoe McMaugh 28 Jul 2020 28 Jul 2020
Water ACCC releases interim report into water market Submissions to this Interim Report are requested by August 28 Country News 30 Jul 2020 30 Jul 2020
Animal Health Preparing the team ahead of the game When it comes to preparing for the next joining period, it’s never too early to start thinking about your bulls. Often, these blokes are away in a back paddock or at the out-block, out of sight and out of mind. However, a recent study in... Dairy News Australia 23 Jun 2020 23 Jun 2020
Dairy Freedom Foods CEO resigns Freedom Foods, which operates a dairy processing factory in Shepparton, has lost its chief executive officer, Rory Macleod. Geoff Adams 30 Jun 2020 30 Jun 2020
Livestock WoolPoll needs extending, says NSW Farmers NSW Farmers has called for WoolPoll to be extended from three years to four in response to the Federal Government’s review of the wool levy voting system. The wool levy contributes to the research, development and marketing undertaken by... Country News 05 Jun 2020 05 Jun 2020
Markets Global dairy prices ease DAIRY MARKETS have entered 2020 with strong supply and demand fundamentals which are supporting global commodity prices. It has been widely reported the current market is operating in a well-balanced state, with demand marginally ahead of supply... Sam Leishman 23 Mar 2020 23 Mar 2020
Deniliquin Pastoral Times Almond help, rice and dairy ignored The Australian Government’s lack of support for staple food production continues to be a concern for many farmers. While the Government continues the rhetoric about the importance it places on farming, actions speak louder than words. And action... Deniliquin Pastoral Times 26 Jul 2020 26 Jul 2020
Horticulture Apple harvest comes to a close Growers across the Goulburn Valley have finished picking apples as the season comes to a close with the arrival of winter. Integrity Fruits orchardist Peter Hall said he had just finished picking apples for juice last week, and the last of the red... Country News 03 Jun 2020 03 Jun 2020
Dairy Milk prices met with optimism from local farmers Opening farm gate milk prices have been met with some optimism by dairy farmers around the region, with many hoping for a good season after years of drought and high production costs. This was the first time the mandatory dairy code of conduct was... Country News 05 Jun 2020 05 Jun 2020
News Airlie’s new rural role Deniliquin’s Airlie Landale is offering her unique expertise to the board of Australia’s largest rural charity, Rural Aid. Mrs Landale was last week inducted as a director on its board. Inducted at the same time was beef industry leader Eric... Deniliquin Pastoral Times 26 Jul 2020 26 Jul 2020
Machinery & Products McIntosh Beater Wagons are saving farmers time and money The new McIntosh Beater Wagons are getting plenty of praise from farmers who are using the equipment on their farms. Users say the unique design of the beater wagon, with its three PTO-driven horizontal beaters, allows you to better incorporate... Dairy News Australia 17 Jun 2020 17 Jun 2020
Management Foote in the door with Coles The Foote family, of Fish Creek, is among dairy farmers selling their total milk production direct to Coles. John and Marion Foote, with sons, Rowen and Kristopher, and their respective wives, Sally and Jess, along with two full-time workers, milk... Dairy News Australia 15 Jun 2020 15 Jun 2020
Water New bill to target water ownership by NSW politicians A new bill has been introduced into NSW Parliament in a bid to improve transparency around the pecuniary interests register, which outlines politicians’ financial interests, by including water ownership. NSW Water Minister Melinda Pavey... Country News 08 Jun 2020 08 Jun 2020
Cropping Australia’s winter crop planting set to soar more than 25 per cent Rainfall across NSW and Victoria has led to a boost in winter crop planting, with national levels set to jump by more than a quarter. After prolonged drought conditions, which have delivered three years of decline in Australia’s grain... Country News 04 Jun 2020 04 Jun 2020
From the Experts Consistency of good behaviours drives calf rearing success Consistency in all that we do around calves is pivotal to calf health, wellbeing and performance. This was the overarching message when MaxCare hosted a calf rearing seminar at International Dairy Week in Tatura in January, and a message that... Dairy News Australia 16 Jun 2020 16 Jun 2020
Deniliquin Pastoral Times Deniliquin sheep sale, July 21 Deniliquin attracted its biggest lamb yarding for some time on Tuesday. It was made up of crossbred and Merino lambs off grain and crop, plus about 1,500 new season young lambs. There was some very good quality in all categories, and the bigger... Deniliquin Pastoral Times 25 Jul 2020 25 Jul 2020
National Renters lost pay but not paying less rent A survey of renters shows that while most lost income because of the coronavirus pandemic, only a sliver received a reduction in rent. AAP Newswire 2 hours ago 2 hours ago
Finance Virgin owners don’t want ‘budget’ service Virgin Australia will slash a third of its workforce as it looks to re-emerge from voluntary administration, but its boss says it won’t go downmarket. AAP Newswire 11 hours ago 11 hours ago
World Beirut toll rises to 135, port arrests Lebanon’s government has ordered the detention of port officials in Beirut, after a massive explosion in a stockpile of dangerous chemicals. AAP Newswire 5 minutes ago 5 minutes ago
World UK made ‘critical errors’ in pandemic A parliamentary committee has identified failings in the British government’s response to coronavirus, particularly in quarantine measures and border control. AAP Newswire 39 minutes ago 39 minutes ago
Horse Racing Ambitious spring sprint plans for Trope Trainer Julius Sandhu will unveil new recruit Trope at Flemington in a race he hopes can be a stepping stone towards Group One targets this spring. AAP Newswire 8 hours ago 8 hours ago
AFL Top-four AFL clashes won’t define us: Cats Geelong coach Chris Scott says crunch clashes with St Kilda and Port Adelaide won’t reveal where his side sits in the AFL premiership mix. AAP Newswire 2 hours ago 2 hours ago
National Investigators to get new dark web powers The Morrison government’s $1.7 billion cyber security strategy will boost police powers to investigate crime and enlist families and businesses to tackle crime. AAP Newswire 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
Entertainment Breakfast at Tiffany’s manuscript sells The final manuscript for Truman Capote’s Breakfast At Tiffany’s has sold for STG377,000 at auction. AAP Newswire 5 hours ago 5 hours ago
National Rush to confirm Melbourne childcare rules Access to childcare will be limited in Melbourne as part of the stage-four lockdown, with arrangements being confirmed on Wednesday night. AAP Newswire 6 hours ago 6 hours ago
