News

‘We struggled, but we made it’

Riverside Pest Management was named 2019 Deniliquin Business of the Year at the Business Excellence Awards gala celebration on Friday night.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Sport

Mathoura netball

Mathoura’s A grade are starting to build as a true competitive unit.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News

Meningococcal warning

A meningococcal warning has been issued after a case was confirmed at Wagga Base Hospital.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Sport

Mathoura punished for ‘fundamental errors’

Stand up and be counted — that’s the message from Mathoura coach Darcy Robinson.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News

Alcohol ban to keep park safe

A temporary night-time alcohol ban will be introduced at Scotts Park, Deniliquin.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News

Alcohol ban to keep park safe

A temporary night-time alcohol ban will be introduced at Scotts Park, Deniliquin.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Sport

Deni scores win over Hay

Deni Squash Club had a successful day defeating Hay in round three of the Intertown Squash Competition on Saturday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News

Gardeners enjoy their winter growing

Deniliquin Community Garden members celebrated the winter solstice on Saturday with a bonfire to mark the occasion.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

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Car hits power pole in Kialla

A man has been transported to hospital after hitting a power pole in Kialla this morning. The male in his mid- 20s was driving a black Nissan Nirvana ute along Archer Rd when the vehicle left the road and hit a power pole near the Sanctuary Dr...

Shepparton News
News

So who won? So who cares?

Not everyone gets to be part of sporting history – and realise it at the time. But that’s exactly what happened on a cold Echuca morning on Saturday when two junior teams turned football on its head

Riverine Herald
News

Jail for gambling addict

A man has been jailed for stealing a total of more than $145000 from five separate employers to fuel his gambling addiction.

Liz Mellino
Lifestyle

Shepparton plant flowers after 44 years

It’s easy to see why Shepparton’s Sabatino Marino has an infectious smile.

James Bennett
News

Kiara Dean: Sportstar to shooting star

IT WAS like a dream for Kiara Dean. Shooting at the International Shooting Sport Federation Victorian Titles at Echuca early in May, she was unaware of the very interested – and impressed – eyes glued to her every shot.

Andrew Johnston
News

Police target guns

District residents are being called on to help target firearm thefts in the area.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News

Planning next stage of CBD masterplan

With the Napier St works currently being delivered, questions are being asked about what is the next stage.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Sport

Blighty back on track

Blighty’s A grade side have their Picola & District League season back on track following an upset win over Rennie on Saturday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

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EVENTS

Events

Nagambie Lakes Community Market

Nagambie Lakes Community Market is located in the centre median strip immediately adjacent to the main shopping precinct right in the heart of the beautiful Nagambie township. Operating on the first Saturday of each month plus extra markets to...

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Simone Dunne
Events

Broadford Market

The Broadford Market has over 12 stalls of hand made and home grown products, as well as second hand items. It is an outdoor market with barbecue facilities, and raises funds for the Broadford Community Centre

07

Simone Dunne
Events

Ky Farmers Market

Ky Farmers Market is a small community farmers market. We have gone from stride to stride supporting local fruit growers, farmers, pig and beef growers, crafting and artists as well. If you can make it, bake it, grow it, sew it, breed it, knead it...

07

Simone Dunne
Events

Shepparton Farmers Market

The Shepparton Farmers’ Market is dedicated to connecting local producers and growers with consumers and provides a great range of fresh produce at farm-gate prices. Come sample some of the quality produce our region has to offer. Held at...

07

Simone Dunne

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Regional

News

Workshops to help break outdated sterotypes

Men and women from across the Shepparton region yesterday took part in a workshop to learn how to start unlikeable and uncommon conversations.

Shepparton News
News

Fake tradie warning

REGIONAL Victorian residents are being warned to be vigilant against a group of fake tradies after they scammed homeowners in the area out of $41,000.

Kyabram Free Press
News

CEO sleeps rough

Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE chief executive officer Travis Heeney joined the fight against homelessness by participating in the 2019 St Vinnies CEO Sleepout last Thursday.

Benalla Ensign
News

New bullying policies at shire

CAMPASPE Shire Council has adopted three new policies to prevent bullying inside the organisation and between councillors and to promote gender equality.

Riverine Herald
News

Day of science learning

Local High School students have a greater understanding of research in biosecurity, herbicide resistance, parasitology and meat science after taking part in hands-on activities at the Graham Centre’s annual Science and Agriculture Enrichment Day.

Southern Riverina News
News

Staff, patrons ready for Big Freeze

Noonans Showcase Jewellers staff are getting in the Big Freeze spirit on Friday, raising funds for motor neuron disease research.

Dylan Arvela
News

Options GO for awards

Seymour’s Goulburn Options has been nominated in the 2019 Victorian Regional Achievement and Community Awards.

Seymour Telegraph
News

Police-marked car goes up in flames in Elmore

A HOLDEN commodore wagon that had already been marked with police tape burst into flames in Elmore recently. Two Country Fire Association units from Elmore and one from Goorong arrived at the intersection of Hervey Street and Margaret Street at...

Campaspe News
News

Relief as work begins

WORK has begun on the construction of new public toilets in Heathcote’s Barrack Reserve (pictured).

McIvor Times
News

On bike to help kids

Tatura icon John Ryan is clipping in the cleats in support of Give Me 5 For Kids.

Laura Briggs
News

CFA up in smoke

The future of a number of local CFA services maybe under threat with the passing through parliament 21 votes to 18 of Victorian Government’s Fire Services Reform and Presumptive Cancer Rights Bill last Thursday, June 20. The legislation...

Yarrawonga Chronicle
News

Ann’s weapon of choice

Shrouded in low light and morning fog while cloaked in a ghillie camouflage suit with gumboots, Ann Killeen drudges through the water and mud in search of a clean shot. As she crouches to take aim through her weapon of choice, she remains still and...

Rhys Williams
Sport

Tigers’ band of heroes to recall glory day

In 1979, Katamatite Football Club won its only premiership in the now defunct Tungamah Football League under non-playing coach Bill Jones.

Shepparton News

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Rural

Working Dogs

Search on for hardest worker

Does your dog have what it takes to be crowned Australia’s hardest working dog?

Country News
Water

NSW irrigators support class action against MDBA

A class action against the Murray-Darling Basin Authority by Southern Riverina Irrigators has received support from hundreds of NSW irrigators, after meetings were held across the region this month.

Sophie Baldwin
Animal Health

Welfare key in rearing calves

THERE IS not much Bernie McManus doesn’t know about rearing calves, after all he has been doing it for most of his life and has got the skill down to a fine art these days. Mr McManus and his wife Carol milk 130 spring calving Jerseys on their...

Dairy News
News

Pasture and dairy systems in spotlight

FEED ACCOUNTS for more than 50 per cent of cost in any production system and unlocking the true feed base potential of pasture and intensive dairy systems is one of the questions proposed at this years’s annual Dairy Research Foundation Symposium...

Dairy News
Livestock

Earnings tipped to fall

Agricultural export earnings in 2019-20 are forecast to fall by five per cent to $45billion according to the latest Agricultural Commodities report.

Country News
Markets

Rain will be key to cow value lift: agents

There’s opportunity in current cow values for those who have feed, according to a cow leasing and agricultural finance company boss. This comes as livestock agents continue to report tough selling conditions, as farmers in northern Victoria battle...

Dairy News
News

Dookie CWA to celebrate 90th year in July

It was the year former prime minister Bob Hawke was born, New Zealand horse Nightmarch won the Melbourne Cup and Sir Donald Bradman scored his first Test-match century for Australia.

Rodney Woods
Horticulture

Mel up to challenge

Former state and local government worker Mel Floyd is Fruit Growers Victoria’s new business development manager.

Country News
Dairy

More milk varieties recalled

A dairy company has been forced to recall milk sold in Victoria and parts of NSW for the second time in a week, amid contamination fears.

Country News
News

Class action agreement

Legal firm Slater and Gordon has announced it has reached a conditional agreement with the former co-operative which was once Australia’s largest milk supplier Murray Goulburn, over a class action brought by investors.

Country News
Machinery & Products

New JD site

MACHINERY DEALERSHIP Haeusler’s reached a milestone on April 2 as the business held the opening of its new Shepparton location. Having moved further north of Shepparton at the end of last year, director Martin Haeusler said it was evident that...

Dairy News
Management

“Two speed” autumn in western Victoria

FARMERS KNOW better than anyone the power of Mother Nature. In western Victoria, the weather has played a huge role in the fortunes of dairy farmers this autumn. Early rain for some, has delivered pasture to calve cows on, while others had to...

Dairy News
Water

SRI chair says more action, less talk is needed on water borrowing idea

Federal Environment Minister and Member for Farrer Sussan Ley has put the idea of ‘water loaning’ back on the agenda, but it has not won over the Southern Riverina Irrigators chairman.

Rodney Woods
Cropping

One of the lowest rice crops ever in Riverina

Riverina rice growers have delivered one of the lowest rice crops in their history.

Country News
From the Experts

California faces similar dairy issues

MULTIPLE DEMANDS on irrigation water, stricter environmental controls and pressures from animal activists are some of the issues that are similar for Californian dairy farmers and those in Australia. Animal scientist Dr Russ Hovey drew some...

Dairy News
News

Horses for health

A workshop to learn more about the physical, mental and emotional health benefits of spending time with horses will be held at Euroa on June 30.

Country News

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National & world

National

ABC asks to join whistleblower legal case

The national broadcaster has become involved in the case against whistleblower David McBride, who has been charged over leaking documents.

AAP Newswire
Finance

ACCC appeals court’s Acacia Ridge decision

The ACCC has appealed against the Federal Court’s decision to allow rail operator Pacific National’s acquisition of Aurizon’s Acacia Ridge Terminal.

AAP Newswire
World

US, N. Korea working on third summit: Moon

South Korean President Moon jae-in says the US and the North have been negotiating on a possible third summit, with the US proposing working-level talks.

AAP Newswire
World

Palestinians reject US’ economic solutions

Palestinians have rejected the economic plan put forward by the US for future prosperity, mocking the Trump administration which has cut all aid to them.

AAP Newswire
Horse Racing

Bedford returns to winning ways at Sandown

Talented five-year-old Bedford has claimed his first win for more than a year, powering through the heavy going to win over 1800 metres at Sandown.

AAP Newswire
AFL

Bombers’ Fantasia fit to take on Giants

Bombers small forward Orazio Fantasia has been on restricted training but says he’s fit to take on GWS in a key AFL clash at Marvel Stadium.

AAP Newswire
National

Brain disease found in former NRL players

A study by Australian researchers has discovered a brain disease linked to repetitive head injury in two former NRL players.

AAP Newswire
Entertainment

AAP Logie Awards coverage plans

AAP coverage plans for the TV Week Logie Awards to be held on Sunday June 30 on the Gold Coast.

AAP Newswire
National

Federal minister eyes workplace law reform

The Morrison government will conduct a review of the nation’s workplace relations laws, and casual employees and unfair dismissals are in its sights.

AAP Newswire