EDITOR'S PICKS

Embassy move made Aus look stupid: Shorten

Prime Minister Scott Morrison made Australia ‘look stupid’ by floating the idea of moving our Israeli embassy, opposition leader Bill Shorten says.

AAP Newswire

4 minutes ago

Heavy loss proves costly

Deniliquin Bowling Club’s Midweek Pennant teams recorded mixed results, with one win and one loss last Friday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Right medicine to pharmacy success

MOAMA Village Pharmacy’s Alice Vanderpol can proudly say she is the best in her field in Australia.

Riverine Herald

Popular vet pays a visit

Deniliquin’s Peri Chappell had a special visitor recently- veterinarian and television personality Dr Chris Brown visiting her Herd2Homes farm between Deniliquin and Conargo.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Popular vet pays a visit

Deniliquin’s Peri Chappell had a special visitor recently- veterinarian and television personality Dr Chris Brown visiting her Herd2Homes farm between Deniliquin and Conargo.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Judge to rule on CNN lawsuit on Thursday

A US judge will rule later on Thursday on CNN’s motion to restore its reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press credentials.

AAP Newswire

Learning about safety

Four of the towns’s emergency services visited Deniliquin South Public School last Monday for their annual 000 Services Day.

Abbey Flanagan

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

Spring rain too little, too late for many

Rain may have reached drought-hit regions of NSW and Southern QLD in October, but it’s too late to improve summer harvest prospects, according to Rabobank.

AAP Newswire

37 minutes ago

Judge to rule on CNN lawsuit on Thursday

A US judge will rule later on Thursday on CNN’s motion to restore its reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press credentials.

AAP Newswire

Learning about safety

Four of the towns’s emergency services visited Deniliquin South Public School last Monday for their annual 000 Services Day.

Abbey Flanagan

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

Spring rain too little, too late for many

Rain may have reached drought-hit regions of NSW and Southern QLD in October, but it’s too late to improve summer harvest prospects, according to Rabobank.

AAP Newswire

37 minutes ago

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Riverine Herald

Echuca hospital deeply saddened by Daniel Christidis’ death

ECHUCA Regional Health staff have been left shocked and saddened by the death of former surgical registrar Daniel Christidis in a shark attack on Monday. Mr Christidis, 33, died in North Queensland after he was attacked while paddleboarding in the...

Charmayne Allison

10 Nov 2018

Riverine Herald

MOAMA MURDERS: POYNTON SENTENCED TO 24 YEARS

JOELENE Joyce saw her partner gunned down on a dark and lonely NSW country road before desperately running for her life, even after she had been seriously wounded by the assailant. Daniel Poynton continued to chase the terrified woman in the...

AAP Newswire

09 Nov 2018

Dynamic duo take charge

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

Andrew Johnston

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

Farmers form new dairy co-op

A GROUP of concerned farmers, formerly known as United We Stand, has formalised its commitment to the dairy industry and established a new co-operative — Eureka Dairy Co-op. The co-operative has been approved by the Australian Competition and...

Dairy News

09 Nov 2018

Post office opens at Fairley’s IGA in Shepparton

After officially moving into the new facilities four weeks ago, the post office at Fairleys SUPA IGA in Shepparton was officially opened this week.

Tara Whitsed

Fire hits land on rail line

At 2.10pm on Wednesday afternoon, Mathoura RFS were called to a small grass fire on the edge of town.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Vic Labor premier calls out union bullies

Victoria’s Labor premier Daniel Andrews has called out the firefighters union for is campaign against a former minister’s bid for election to the upper house.

AAP Newswire

59 minutes 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

EU to hit back if US imposes auto tariffs

The European Union has a list of potential retaliation targets ready in case US President Donald Trump imposes auto tariffs on EU member states.

AAP Newswire

6 hours ago

Dairy

Recognition for dairy knowledge

The next generation of dairy farmers were celebrated in Shepparton last week, with more than 80 primary and secondary school students recognised for their knowledge of the dairy industry.

Country News

Local

Popular vet pays a visit

Deniliquin’s Peri Chappell had a special visitor recently- veterinarian and television personality Dr Chris Brown visiting her Herd2Homes farm between Deniliquin and Conargo.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Learning about safety

Four of the towns’s emergency services visited Deniliquin South Public School last Monday for their annual 000 Services Day.

Abbey Flanagan

Heavy loss proves costly

Deniliquin Bowling Club’s Midweek Pennant teams recorded mixed results, with one win and one loss last Friday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Fire hits land on rail line

At 2.10pm on Wednesday afternoon, Mathoura RFS were called to a small grass fire on the edge of town.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Taskers win tight tussle

Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club’s players were treated to perfect conditions in round three of the weekend competition on Saturday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Welcoming our newest citizens

Deniliquin welcomed four new Australian citizens on Friday — Tang, Mona and Maeva Williams and Ashma Niwa.

Jamie Lowe

Div. Three fall despite two rink wins

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Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Deni Remembrance Day honours those who served

Deniliquin locals of all ages gathered to pay tribute to those who served in World War I at a Remembrance Day service on Sunday.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Win proves a surprise

We’re up to our third Spend & Win promotion, and the latest winner of a $200 Do It In Deni gift card is Jess Wills.

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

Catching up with old school friends at reunion

Students who attended Deniliquin High School in Year 7 from 1980 to Year 12 in 1985 gathered for a special reunion on the weekend.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Ceremony pays tribute

A siren sounded at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month at the Deniliquin Cenotaph for the annual Remembrance Day service on Sunday, marking the start of a minute’s silence for all the men and women who had given their lives for their country in battle 100 years ago.

Abbey Flanagan

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

Post office opens at Fairley’s IGA in Shepparton

After officially moving into the new facilities four weeks ago, the post office at Fairleys SUPA IGA in Shepparton was officially opened this week.

Tara Whitsed

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

CFU offers excellent employment outcomes

Benalla students looking to attend university can give themselves the best chance of finding employment after graduation without moving far from home.

Benalla Ensign

Right medicine to pharmacy success

MOAMA Village Pharmacy’s Alice Vanderpol can proudly say she is the best in her field in Australia.

Riverine Herald

Addressing cost shift

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

James Bennett

Candidate returning home

Born and raised in Burramine, Kate Doyle is returning home and contesting the Victorian election as Labor’s candidate for Ovens Valley.

Cobram Courier

Taller trains on the right track

Inland Rail will be in Broadford tomorrow to give a community update and gain feedback about the works required along the north-east rail corridor to support the running of double stacked freight trains.

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

Local house prices up 15%

LATEST data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria shows the median house price in Heathcote has risen by more than 15 per cent in 2018.

McIvor Times

3 hours ago

Sacred Heart Primary celebrate Italian Cultural Day

Students from Sacred Heart Primary school experienced a taste of Italy at an Italian Cultural Day.

Tatura Guardian

Clancy to replace Aplin

Member for Albury, Greg Aplin announced last Tuesday that Liberal Party members have chosen Bowna Vet Justin Clancy as the Albury Liberal Candidate for the March 2019 election. “Three very strong candidates put themselves forward with Justin...

Yarrawonga Chronicle

8 hours ago

Strengthening of dealer network puts Case IH in driver’s seat

Case IH dealership O’Connors is consolidating its place within the Australian agricultural machinery industry, with a significant expansion into the NSW Central West region. The McClintock Group locations in Forbes, West Wyalong and Grenfell, have...

Corowa Free Press

Former national champion Andrew Blackwell stars at Rushworth Speedway

The modified sedans brought their show to Rushworth on Saturday night and it was twice national champion Andrew Blackwell who won a close-fought battle in the final against Mildura’s Martin Hawson.

Shepparton News

2 hours ago

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

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

2 hours ago

Animal Health

Udder health costs dairy $150 m each year

MORE THAN $150 million is lost to Australian dairy farmers each year through poor udder health. Mastitis is the major cause of this loss as it reduces milk yield and leads to poor quality milk. The investigation of mastitis does not rely on the...

Gemma Chuck

12 Oct 2018

Dairy

Recognition for dairy knowledge

The next generation of dairy farmers were celebrated in Shepparton last week, with more than 80 primary and secondary school students recognised for their knowledge of the dairy industry.

Country News

Livestock

Dry forces beef slaughter up

Ongoing drought and a poor rainfall outlook has seen 2018 Australian beef production forecast to finish six per cent up on 2017 at 2.3million tonnes carcase weight.

Country News

12 Nov 2018

Markets

China cops more tariffs

The Trump administration has applied a 10 per cent tariff to $200 billion of Chinese imports from September 24. RaboResearch dairy analyst Emma Higgins said President Trump has also threated this tariff could be lifted to 25 per cent by the end of...

Dairy News

15 Oct 2018

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

Dairy

Talk about dairy code

Dairy farmers, processors and representative organisations are encouraged to take part in important regional consultations to help shape Australia’s first mandatory dairy code.

Country 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

Rotary dairies a cheap, efficient option

ROTARY DAIRIES remain a cost-effective and low-maintenance option for dairy farmers, according to Steve Allenby from Allenby Engineering, Camperdown. Allenby Engineering built its first rotary dairy — 40 units — in 1988. Mr Allenby believes it...

Dairy News

15 Oct 2018

Management

Farm’s focus is on saving water

NEIL GANNON’S dairy farm has been owned by his family for 140 years but the times are definitely changing. Mr Gannon and his wife, Keryn, currently milk 500 cows on 267 ha at Tinamba in Gippsland. They recently signed up to be a GippsDairy Focus...

Stephen Cooke

15 Oct 2018

Water

Call to give more water

Moama’s Richard Ham has been left wondering if the elected representatives for the NSW side of the Murray Valley at both state and federal levels are being taken seriously in the halls of Canberra.

Country News

3 hours ago

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

Embassy move made Aus look stupid: Shorten

Prime Minister Scott Morrison made Australia ‘look stupid’ by floating the idea of moving our Israeli embassy, opposition leader Bill Shorten says.

AAP Newswire

4 minutes ago

Finance

Spring rain too little, too late for many

Rain may have reached drought-hit regions of NSW and Southern QLD in October, but it’s too late to improve summer harvest prospects, according to Rabobank.

AAP Newswire

37 minutes ago

Judge to rule on CNN lawsuit on Thursday

A US judge will rule later on Thursday on CNN’s motion to restore its reporter Jim Acosta’s White House press credentials.

AAP Newswire

EU to hit back if US imposes auto tariffs

The European Union has a list of potential retaliation targets ready in case US President Donald Trump imposes auto tariffs on EU member states.

AAP Newswire

6 hours ago

Horse Racing

Tony Gollan unleashes summer carnival team

A mix of established performers and untapped talent will fly the flag for trainer Tony Gollan at Doomben.

AAP Newswire

AFL

GWS skipper sees plus side of losing stars

GWS co-captain Phil Davis believes the loss of some key players this year can help the club retain other stars next year.

AAP Newswire