Cobram News

The Bakehouse Bard: A Midsummer Night’s Mashup on soon

Shepparton Theatre Arts Group performers will pay homage to the great William Shakespeare, performing excerpts from a selection of his plays next month.

Tara Whitsed

Cobram residents urged to save water

Cobram residents used about 650 megalitres of water last summer, according to new data from Goulburn Valley Water.

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Cobram residents urged to save water

Cobram residents used about 650 megalitres of water last summer, according to new data from Goulburn Valley Water.

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Plenty to see and do at Seymour Alternative Farming Expo

About 500 exhibitors will be on display at this year’s Seymour Alternative Farming Expo.

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Berrigan Shire Council will not pursue changing the Barooga postcode

Berrigan Shire Council will not pursue changing the Barooga postcode, as it does not believe there are enough residents in favour of a change.

James Bennett

A look back at Moira Arts and Culture

A look back at Moira Arts and Culture Inc in 2018.

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Strathmerton farmers lend a hand to thirsty koala

A Strathmerton couple have been left devastated after their attempt to rescue a koala from our protracted heatwave failed.

Madeleine Caccianiga

Cobram region set to sizzle

Do not forget to check on your neighbours, family and friends as temperatures reach blistering heights this week.

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Receiving the gift of sight

Generous donors are at the heart of the Fred Hollows Foundation, helping transform the lives of those living with avoidable blindness.

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Cobram Library nominated for distinctive design

It has been more then a year since the Cobram library moved out from its old home and into its imaginative new location on Punt Rd.

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Put a tub out for your local wildlife this summer

As temperatures soar, most of us will retreat into the coolness of the indoors, crank the air-conditioner and grab an icy pole.

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Guests enjoy great music in Numurkah

Handmade bunting and industrial style-string lights hung creatively above a crowd of music enthusiasts for the third instalment of the The Secret Garden Gigs.

Ashlea Witoslawski

Cobram’s Ron Renfrew checks his rain gauge every morning, for a good reason

Every morning at 9am, you will find Ron Renfrew, 82, at his front gate.

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Cobram community continues to rally behind Harry

Harry Henderson, 5, has had one heck of a fight for his little life, having battled an unknown illness since he was born.

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A scorcher at Thompsons Beach

As the mercury went through the roof last week, people tried everything to find some cool relief.

Cobram Courier

10 Jan 2019

Merry time for busy thieves

Police have urged the public to be vigilant following a spate of break-ins and petty theft incidents during the holiday period.

Cobram Courier

10 Jan 2019