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National

A humbled Trolley Man gets bail

Michael Rogers aka Trolley Man has been given bail accused of theft and burglary after his lawyer argued he had a unique opportunity to turn his life around.

AAP Newswire

Diamonds on top

The Deni Diamonds had a close game against Kyabram in the Goulburn Valley Croquet Association last week.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

And the rest

A LIST of the other candidates contesting the upper house seat of Northern Victoria.

Riverine Herald

5 hours ago

Irrigator group voices river concerns

Southern Riverina Irrigators argue that the management of the Murray River needs to be addressed.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Irrigator group voices river concerns

Southern Riverina Irrigators argue that the management of the Murray River needs to be addressed.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

CIA believes journalist’s killing ordered

The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to US media reports.

AAP Newswire

Christmas trees for a good cause

Naponda Hospital Auxilliary will once again offer freshly cut ‘live’ Christmas trees this festive season.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Avenel community raise funds for NSW drought

Nearly $20000 has been raised by the small community of Avenel to assist drought-affected farmers in north-western NSW.

Rodney Woods

Finance

French drivers to protest fuel taxes

Protesters have pledged to target tollbooths, roundabouts and the bypass that rings Paris in a blockade to protest rising fuel taxes.

AAP Newswire

CIA believes journalist’s killing ordered

The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to US media reports.

AAP Newswire

Christmas trees for a good cause

Naponda Hospital Auxilliary will once again offer freshly cut ‘live’ Christmas trees this festive season.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Avenel community raise funds for NSW drought

Nearly $20000 has been raised by the small community of Avenel to assist drought-affected farmers in north-western NSW.

Rodney Woods

Finance

French drivers to protest fuel taxes

Protesters have pledged to target tollbooths, roundabouts and the bypass that rings Paris in a blockade to protest rising fuel taxes.

AAP Newswire

Most popular

Police raid hits tobacco retailer in Pakenham St

POLICE raided a Pakenham St retailer on Wednesday and seized allegedly illegal tobacco.

Charmayne Allison

Dynamic duo take charge

STICK with what you know as you pursue the ultimate success.

Andrew Johnston

Kyabram lose superstar Liam Ogden

When Kyabram begins its quest for redemption after its heart-breaking Goulburn Valley League grand final loss, it will be without superstar midfielder Liam Ogden.

Alex Mitchell

Barmah’s brumbies face bleak futures

DRIVERS anywhere near Barmah National Park are being warned to watch out for drought-stricken brumbies wandering roads in search of food. Barmah Brumby Preservation Group president Murray Willaton said environmental flows and drought conditions...

Riverine Herald

Family members pay tribute

The family of the Brimin car accident victims made a request to address media at the Royal Children’s Hospital last Tuesday, November 6. The family made the decision to speak with media in the hope that their privacy is respected moving forward...

Corowa Free Press

Suzanna Sheed forced to allocate preferences for upcoming state election

Independent candidate and sitting State Member for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed has been forced to do something she has previously avoided — allocate preferences to her political opponents.

Myles Peterson

15 hours ago

Bulk of spring stock sold

It was a smaller yarding of both lambs and sheep, with the bulk of stock for sale this spring now sold from the area.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

14 hours ago

National

US backs Australian naval base in PNG

Australia and the United States will work with Papua New Guinea to expand a naval base on Manus Island.

AAP Newswire

7 hours ago

Galleries

Halloween3638 in Nathalia

One hundred and ninety-eight children registered and participated in the second annual Halloween3638 in Nathalia.

Shepparton News

02 Nov 2018

White House told to return reporter’s pass

A US judge says CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press credentials should be returned immediately and reactivated, after a hearing in Washington.

AAP Newswire

18 hours ago

Step-up now but less later

FONTERRA AUSTRALIA has announced a step-up of 13¢/kg milk solids but revised its forecast closing end-of-season price from $6.20/kg MS to $6.10/kg MS. The company said the price step-up took its average farm gate milk price to $5.98/kg MS. Fonterr...

Dairy News

Local

Irrigator group voices river concerns

Southern Riverina Irrigators argue that the management of the Murray River needs to be addressed.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Christmas trees for a good cause

Naponda Hospital Auxilliary will once again offer freshly cut ‘live’ Christmas trees this festive season.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Diamonds on top

The Deni Diamonds had a close game against Kyabram in the Goulburn Valley Croquet Association last week.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Bulk of spring stock sold

It was a smaller yarding of both lambs and sheep, with the bulk of stock for sale this spring now sold from the area.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

14 hours ago

A regional champion

‘‘No stone will be left unturned in an effort to protect family food producers as well as rural business and communities.’’

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Offering help to new parents locally

The arrival of a new baby is usually a happy event but can also be a stressful time when many adjustments have to be made.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Norman to re-elect at AGM

Blighty Football Club will hold its AGM at the Blighty Recreation Reserve clubrooms on Sunday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

More early learning

The newly-established Deniliquin Early Learning Centre looks set to address the previously reported local childcare shortage in the region.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Celebrating positives

Dyslexia is the most common form of learning difficulty, so to coincide with Dyslexia Awareness Month, St Michael’s Primary School has celebrated its positives.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

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EVENTS

Benalla Lakeside Craft & Farmers Market

Every fourth Saturday of the month including January. All funds raised are donated to the Benalla Community. Make it Bake it Grow it Sew it

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Ruth Jellif

24 Nov

Marysville Farmers’ Market

Located in the main street of Marysville, the farmers’ market has beautiful views of the Yarra Ranges and offers a variety of stalls. Visitors can purchase some of the Yarra Valley’s best wines, olive oils, chutneys, cakes, honey, fruit...

Country News

25 Nov

Nagambie Farmers’ Market

The Nagambie Farmers’ Market is held on the fourth Sunday of each month from 10am to 2pm at the Tahbilk Winery. It features butter, bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, milk, nuts, wine, olives, olive oil, beer, ice-cream, pies, flour, jams and...

Country News

25 Nov

Wallan Olde Time Market

The Wallan Olde Time Market is run by the Wallan Scout Group as a fund raising solution for providing funds for quality scouting in the township of Wallan. The market features new and used items from brica-a-brac, garden products, cakes, tools...

Country News

8 Dec

Legacy charity day

Deniliquin Golf Club hosted the annual Legacy Charity Day on Sunday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Industry boost the aim

Austin Evans took to the floor of Parliament yesterday to deliver a second reading of a bill aiming to reinstate access to areas across the Murray Valley, including Deniliquin and Mathoura, for sustainable timber harvesting.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Opinion

Always aim for peace

Last Sunday the 11th of November at 11am many people reflected in a minute’s silence about what it means to strive for and give thanks for peace in our world, as we remembered the Armistice that brought World War I to an end.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A disappointing incident causing unnecessary cleanup

It is extremely disappointing that the Salvation Army officers and volunteers last week came into the Deniliquin headquarters to discover its donation bin had been rummaged through.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A clear message sent... now let’s hope we see some action

When Federal Agriculture and Water Resources Minister David Littleproud rolled into the region last week, it’s likely he would have known what to expect.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

06 Nov 2018

Encourage each other

‘…encourage and strengthen him…’ Deuteronomy 3:28 NIV.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

30 Oct 2018

Always aim for peace

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A disappointing incident causing unnecessary cleanup

It is extremely disappointing that the Salvation Army officers and volunteers last week came into the Deniliquin headquarters to discover its donation bin had been rummaged through.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A clear message sent... now let’s hope we see some action

When Federal Agriculture and Water Resources Minister David Littleproud rolled into the region last week, it’s likely he would have known what to expect.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

06 Nov 2018

Always aim for peace

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A disappointing incident causing unnecessary cleanup

It is extremely disappointing that the Salvation Army officers and volunteers last week came into the Deniliquin headquarters to discover its donation bin had been rummaged through.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

A clear message sent... now let’s hope we see some action

When Federal Agriculture and Water Resources Minister David Littleproud rolled into the region last week, it’s likely he would have known what to expect.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

06 Nov 2018

Encourage each other

‘…encourage and strengthen him…’ Deuteronomy 3:28 NIV.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

30 Oct 2018

Regional

Suzanna Sheed forced to allocate preferences for upcoming state election

Independent candidate and sitting State Member for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed has been forced to do something she has previously avoided — allocate preferences to her political opponents.

Myles Peterson

15 hours ago

Don’t speed or you will pay a hefty price

AS OF November 1, fines and penalties for driving offences were increased to make sure motorists are aware of the dangers on the road.

Kyabram Free Press

Reboot recycling perspective

This week is National Recycling Week (November 12 to 18) and Planet Ark is encouraging people in Benalla and across the nation to ‘‘reboot their perspective on recycling’’.

Benalla Ensign

And the rest

A LIST of the other candidates contesting the upper house seat of Northern Victoria.

Riverine Herald

5 hours ago

Addressing cost shift

Berrigan Shire Council has highlighted areas where state cost shifting is having an impact locally.

James Bennett

Support still strong

While Relay for Life events have petered out in some communities, it remains a treasured event for the people of Cobram and Barooga.

Cobram Courier

Sporting upgrade promise

Netballers, tennis players, footballers and cricketers in Broadford will be big winners if The Nationals are elected later this month, thanks to a commitment of $600000 to upgrade Harley Hammond Reserve.

Seymour Telegraph

Walsh pledges help for patients

THE costs of accessing specialist health care could be eased for regional Victorians if a Liberal Nationals state government is elected, with the Coalition promising significant increases in reimbursement rates for the Victorian Patient Transport Assistance Scheme (VPTAS).

Campaspe News

Council keen to give local youth a voice

THE City of Greater Bendigo wants to hear from young people based in Heathcote who want to have a stronger voice in their community.

McIvor Times

Melbourne Cup Day Luncheon at Tatura

The punters were back for the annual Melbourne Cup Day lunch in Tatura last week, dressed to the nines with bubbles to share.

Tatura Guardian

Regional Champion for Barooga

‘No stone will be left unturned in an effort to protect family food producers as well as rural business and communities.’ That is the message from a young Barooga farmer and mother as she steps up to the challenge of becoming a regional leader...

Yarrawonga Chronicle

Cool Farm Initiative driving efficiencies

NSW and Victorian grain farmers interested in monitoring or reducing their greenhouse gas emissions are invited to take part in the Australian Cool Farm Initiative being delivered by Riverine Plains Inc and Central West Farming Systems, through...

Corowa Free Press

Victorian Open singles favourites

Some of the best lawn bowlers in the country will showcase their talents in Shepparton and the wider Goulburn Valley this week at the Steller Victorian Open.

Tyler Maher

Rural

Avenel community raise funds for NSW drought

Nearly $20000 has been raised by the small community of Avenel to assist drought-affected farmers in north-western NSW.

Rodney Woods

Water

ABC upholds show complaint

A recent ruling by the ABC’s Audience and Consumer Affairs unit has upheld a complaint about coverage of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan by ABC’s Background Briefing, finding it contained issues with accuracy and a lack of impartiality.

Country News

Animal Health

Is it too hot in the ‘kitchen’?

SUMMER IS almost here, and there will be some consistently high temperatures as well as some very hot days coming, especially in some of our warmer regions. Unfortunately, heat and sunlight can be an enemy of many products used on farms. One of the...

Rod Dyson

Step-up now but less later

Dairy News

Livestock

Weights and prices good despite early sale

Strong results and a large crowd were registered last Wednesday at Euroa Saleyards’ Early Angus and All Breeds Feature Cattle Sale, despite being held weeks earlier than normal.

Country News

Markets

Feeding Asia’s growing appetite for cheese

THE RACE is on to win market share in Asia’s cheese market, with the region offering “a compelling growth opportunity” for Australian dairy exporters in the medium term, according to a recently released report. Despite the robust growth...

Dairy News

Innovation awarded

A Loddon Valley farmer has collected a state award for innovation in irrigation.

Geoff Adams

Horticulture

Changes to seasonal worker visas welcomed

Mooroopna orchardist Peter Hall has welcomed Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s announcement that backpacker and seasonal worker visas are to be liberalised.

Country News

Levy benefits trickle in

THE BENEFITS of Australia’s 10-cent milk levy are starting to drip through to Queensland dairy farmers, but it isn’t providing the flow of relief cash that farmers wanted. The Queensland Dairy Organisation is continuing to argue the 10-cent levy...

Dairy News

State government pledges funding for Dookie College

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is hoping to muster support from the agriculture sector with an $11.2million education, training and workplace safety package.

Country News

Machinery & Products

Turning up the heat on reliable machinery

CHALLENGING WEATHER conditions are testing the mettle of farmers. But as is often the case, testing times also bring out the best in producers — and the machinery they rely on to get the job done. North-west NSW farmer Tony Wilson and his family...

Dairy News

Management

Seeing red at global gathering

RED DAIRY cattle breeders, breed organisations and genetics company representatives from around the world will converge on Australia next March for a global event designed to bring red cattle breeds together. The International Red Dairy Breed...

Dairy News

Water

VFF election asks criticised by Sheed

Despite not being one of the VFF’s top five Victorian election issues, water was the dominant discussion point at the VFF’s candidates forum in Shepparton last week.

Rodney Woods

Cropping

Rice futures studied

Spurred on by conversations with his peers at planting time, third generation central NSW rice grower Drew Braithwaite had long been searching for more innovative ways to market and trade his produce.

Country News

From the Experts

Bringing new pastures on line

GETTING YOUR grazing rotation right is critical to maximise your pasture production. A well-managed rotation will help not only to boost pasture intake per cow but enable a more effective use of supplements. Establishing a rotation with newly sown...

Dairy News

22 Apr 2018

Working Dogs

Top dog Rosie captures hearts

How did she get her name?

Country News

National & World

National

A humbled Trolley Man gets bail

Michael Rogers aka Trolley Man has been given bail accused of theft and burglary after his lawyer argued he had a unique opportunity to turn his life around.

AAP Newswire

Finance

French drivers to protest fuel taxes

Protesters have pledged to target tollbooths, roundabouts and the bypass that rings Paris in a blockade to protest rising fuel taxes.

AAP Newswire

CIA believes journalist’s killing ordered

The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to US media reports.

AAP Newswire