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Deniliquin, AU

September 14, 2025

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clear sky

Wind: 10 Km/h

Man sentenced for rape at BNS ball campsite

The rape happened in a tent the night before the ball.

By Cobram Courier

Support is needed to keep the wheels rolling on this critical service

Spotlight on Men’s Shed Week as Cobram branch puts call out for fresh faces

Bird boxes, clock faces, mini fire trucks — the shed can do it all.

By Owen Sinclair

Spotlight on Men’s Shed Week as Cobram branch puts call out for fresh faces

Spotlight to shine on Moira Shire’s young people at Youth Fest 2025

Spotlight to shine on Moira Shire’s young people at Youth Fest 2025

Expect to find live music, art workshops, food stalls and so much more.

Elderly Cobram woman allegedly has handbag stolen

Teenager charged over alleged burglaries and car thefts

Zoe Ryder is the Cobram Fire Brigade’s newest community safety co-ordinator

McLaren’s musos hit all the right notes with gold medal at state competition

Australia’s oldest registered rural fire brigade is celebrating 125 years

Cultural icons on display at Cobram AGS annual Book Week Parade

Ultrasound services get a boost with more availability than ever before

Gallery | Father’s Day afternoon tea at Strathmerton Primary School

Gallery | Father’s Day at Cobram & District Specialist School

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Gallery | Father’s Day lunch at St Joseph’s Primary School

Feedback sought by council on ways to deliver better local health outcomes

The two friends inspiring the next generation of change-makers through education

On the Grapevine | Pullar honours Crusty

MP Gaelle Broad urges state government to stop use of ‘anonymous spokespersons’

“On our side we put our name to public comments, unlike Labor, who rely on...

By Billie Davern

Gallery | Father’s Day at Barooga Public School and Cobram Primary School

Students from all grades enjoyed themselves before classes began.

By Owen Sinclair

The hidden killer claiming the lives of six women every day

Meet the community group raising awareness over the silent killer.

By Owen Sinclair

Months-long station closure will have no impact on services, police say

A temporary field unit has been installed nearby.

By Owen Sinclair

Gallery | Father’s Day Breakfast cheer at Cobram Anglican Grammar

Students had the chance to spend time with the special men in their lives.

By Owen Sinclair

Community gets behind Barooga Public School adventure playground

The project is expected to be shovel-ready by the upcoming school holidays.

By Owen Sinclair

Giving the gift that keeps on giving to a Balinese mother

While it was a small gesture for the Mullers, it has made a big difference...

By Owen Sinclair

The last train left Cobram three decades ago. Now, locals want it back

Advocates say the project would pay for itself over time.

By Owen Sinclair