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Shepparton

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Climate change grants for regional communities

Climate change could be tackled at a regional level with the help of new Victorian Government grant funding.

Tara Whitsed
Sport

Old Students with big chase on its hands

Mooroopna is in the box seat to grab another Haisman Shield win when play resumes tomorrow, but Old Students will go down swinging.

Alex Mitchell
Entertainment

Pecan Summer Film Screening at Riverlinks WestSide

Shepparton Riverlinks has partnered with Short Black Opera to present a film screening commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Cummeragunja walk-off.

Laura Briggs
News

Shepparton shop vacancy rate remains a concern

While Wyndham St appears to be benefiting from the new courthouse and Fryers St is thriving with coffee shops, High St’s vacancy rate remains a concern for Greater Shepparton City Council.

Thomas Moir
Lifestyle

Give a pet a home: Ruby

Do not be fooled by this face, Ruby is a friendly young dog who is looking for a new home.

Shepparton News

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Echuca

News

No flies on our campers

THE ‘No Flies On Us’ community awareness and education campaign has been targeting campers and holiday makers along the Murray this summer with information packs.

Riverine Herald
Sport

Winning week: GMC teams dominate rivals

IT’S A week every young cricketer looks forward to.

Andrew Johnston
Lifestyle

Breakfast cereal and spoonbills A nature ramble not to be missed

IT’S Lake Murphy’s turn to put on a show as part of the North Central Catchment Management Authority’s (CMA) annual Breakfast with the Birds event.

Riverine Herald
Entertainment

Augie, Augie, Augie. Oi, you can’t miss this band

THE MESMERISING and whimsical sound of Augie March has captivated audiences for more than a decade.

Kimberley Price
News

Apex Park gets new loo

COHUNA will soon see a new toilet block with modern amenities installed at Apex Park.

Riverine Herald

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Finley

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‘Moral urgency’

‘‘It has now become a moral urgency to deal with the issues of a zero water allocation.’’

Southern Riverina News
News

Heatwave fire alert

Local authorities have warned of significant fire and health risks as an extended heatwave continues to take its toll on the district.

Southern Riverina News
Sport

Local clubs affected by heat cancellations

Extreme heat reaching temperatures in the 40s effected sport across the region over the weekend.

Southern Riverina News

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Kyabram

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Expo has ‘must-see additions’

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

Kyabram Free Press
News

Eeles back at P-12

CHRIS Eeles, pictured right, has been appointed as acting principal at Kyabram P-12 College for term one.

Kyabram Free Press
Sport

Veterans at peak of powers

HATS off to two Kyabram sporting veterans on their recent achievements.

Kyabram Free Press

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Benalla

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Stories to be shared at Australia Day ceremonies

A variety of interesting and inspiring guest speakers are lined up to present at upcoming Australia Day ceremonies, which will be taking place in Avenel, Euroa, Longwood, Nagambie, Strathbogie and Violet Town on Saturday, January 26.

Benalla Ensign
Sport

Benalla golf

Benalla

Benalla Ensign
News

Sheds and more

Best Leisure Industries on Irwin Rd is continuing to expand its Best Lifestyle Units business alongside its manufacturing and construction of sheds, carports and bars.

Benalla Ensign
News

Swanpool Cinema: Beautifully crafted film

Screening this weekend is Emma Thompson at her best in the recently released film, The Children Act (M).

Benalla Ensign

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Cobram

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Holiday-makers in Cobram hit with gastro

Holiday-makers in Cobram and across the region have been left with a bad taste in their mouth as gastro continues to sweep through caravan and holiday parks along the Murray River.

Cobram Courier
Sport

Cobram champions progressed to the semi-finals of the Murray Bowls Division

Cobram

Cobram Courier
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
News

Cobram residents urged to save water

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

Cobram Courier

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Seymour

News

Short stories to entertain, but easily forgotten

No Middle Name

Seymour Telegraph
News

Increased fire danger warning

Residents have been urged to prepare for extended heat and increased fire danger in the coming days.

Seymour Telegraph
News

Fishing enthusiasts are being invited to come to Lake Nagambie for the GoFish competition

Fishing enthusiasts are being invited to come to Lake Nagambie on the Anzac Day long weekend for a new freshwater fishing competition and outdoor lifestyle festival.

Seymour Telegraph

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Rochester

News

Quick is first female MD for GM Water

GOULBURN-MURRAY Water (GMW) has announced the appointment of Shepparton resident Charmaine Quick as managing director.

Campaspe News
Sport

Campaspe

Campaspe

Campaspe News
News

REDHS is here to help in your home Care packages for older residents

DO YOU have a Home Care Package? Are you on the waitlist for a Home Care Package?

Kimberley Price
News

The environment is on more minds

MORE residents in Campaspe are concerned with their impact on the environment, a Campaspe Shire survey has found.

Campaspe News

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Heathcote

News

Call is going out for organics event

EXPRESSIONS of interest from people or organisations to speak and exhibit at the 2019 Loddon Mallee organics recovery information series for the horticulture industry are now open.

McIvor Times
News

What the locals had to say

■Fodder co-owner Aaron Spong said “we are thrilled to be associated with a magazine of the calibre of Qantas – Spirit of Australia (Travel Insider).

McIvor Times
Sport

Wearne beats the heatwave

IN THE heat of Saturday, many ladies played in the morning at Heathcote Golf Club with only two brave ladies playing in the hot wind of the afternoon.

McIvor Times

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Tatura

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Hundreds mourn Joe Vraca’s death

About 900 mourners swamped Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Tatura to farewell Murchison businessman, Guiseppe ‘‘Joe’’ Vraca last week.

Tatura Guardian
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Mimo Lia celebrates family values

Sadness surrounding the death of Murchison’s Joe Vraca on January 2 could be felt around town over the past few weeks, with ripples spreading through the clubrooms and across the grounds of Tatura Soccer Club.

Tatura Guardian
Sport

Bowls club is a family affair

Throughout a bowling week, either at weekend or midweek pennant, the Tatura Bowls Club regularly fields around 16 bowlers who all have family members involved at the club.

Tatura Guardian

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Yarrawonga

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Duncan enters children’s book genre

Former local boy Sam Duncan has released his first children’s book titled In the Land of Every Animal. Duncan chose to write the stories in rhyming verse, a style he’s enjoyed since reading his grandmother’s and renowned local poet (Audrey...

Jared Loughnan
News

Yarrawonga Mulwala’s heatwave

The scorching heatwave experienced in Yarrawonga Mulwala since last Saturday is set to continue until this Saturday. Temperatures have soared into the 40s this week and Bureau of Meteorology weather forecasters are predicting similar temperatures...

Yarrawonga Chronicle
sport

Travelling cricketer Mardie

Daughter of a new Yarrawonga family, Mardie Hamilton, is playing national Under 18 cricket with Victoria this week in Bendigo followed by a week in Ballarat. Mardie, who turned 17-years-of-age early January, is a Year 12 student at Assumption...

Robert Muir
News

Lonsdale Reserve plan on exhibition

Mulwala’s Lonsdale Reserve Master Plan has been updated and is now available at the Mulwala Library and Lonsdale Reserve Football Clubrooms for public review and feedback by the end of January. The update includes a list of projects that have been...

Robert Muir

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Corowa

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Alternative expo is back

Almost 500 exhibitors will be on display at this year’s Seymour Alternative Farming Expo. Held in the heart of Victoria at Kings Park in Seymour, 22 000 visitors are expected to attend the three-day event early next month. Event manager Susie...

Corowa Free Press
Sport

Corowa & Howlong golf results

Corowa Golf Tuesday, January 8 Golden Oldies – Stableford: Winner – Don Stuart 13 pts c/b. Runner up – John Batten 13 pts. NTP – John Batten. Ball winner – Robert Packer. Saturday, January 12 Ladies Monthly Medal: Winner – Heather Briggs...

Corowa Free Press
News

Corowa Market Report

The Corowa Market was held on Monday, January 14 with 11,171 lambs yarded at an increase of 71 from the previous market, while 4,799 sheep were yarded at an increase of 699. Lamb numbers were steady and the quality was good. There were plenty of...

Corowa Free Press
News

EOI to adopt the CommUNITY Piano

The Stage 5 Studio to Street Art class at Corowa High School have been collaborating with the Federation Youth Council to decorate a piano for the CommUNITY Piano Project. Federation Youth councillors Olivia Hughes and Tyler Martin visited the group...

Corowa Free Press