News Lights, lights, babyShared paths across the Campaspe Shire could be getting brighter after councillors voted to apply for a solar-lighting grant. By Louie Cina
News Catch Merrigum’s fishing hole these holidaysMerrigum’s Dunyak Moira fishing ponds have opened for the 2026-27 season, in time for the... By Supplied
News Local doctors awarded Deniliquin Medical Centre leaseRivergum Rural Health Hub secures Deniliquin Medical Centre lease, ensuring continuity and expansion of services... By Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News Predator reduction drive bird’s recoveryUncover the massive predator control operation saving the plains-wanderer: 1633 foxes and 54 cats removed!... By Deniliquin Pastoral Times
News Bigger sale, but prices easeRecord-breaking numbers at Deniliquin Sheep Sale! Find out how prices fared in this massive spring... By Contributed
News Spring Rally gets strong turnoutEnthusiasts flocked to Deniliquin's annual Spring Rally, admiring vintage vehicles and unique collectibles by the... By Eamon Kurta
Sport Historic shield win for Deni SouthDeniliquin South School triumphs in Tony Lockett Shield, defeating South Grafton 40-10 in a stunning... By Contributed
News Football history, an Aussie champ and Ky’s first centenarianSee what was making headlines 10, 30 and 50 years ago. By Kyabram Free Press
News Running down car thieves in real timeKyabram residents can now help police catch car thieves in real time, thanks to a... By Ivy Jensen
News Police investigate theft at town hallInformation sought after a cash-filled donation box was stolen from the Kyabram Town Hall counter... By Kyabram Free Press
News Blue Light’s big win brings messy funBeating out contenders across Victoria and Tasmania, Kyabram Blue Light has clinched a major grant... By Bree Lambert
News Go green for cheapCampaspe Shire’s Rural Tree Scheme is back with eligible residents able to score cheap Indigenous... By Louie Cina
News Cash for Campaspe coalition’s consultingCampaspe community groups secured youth health funding, with over a third allocated to consultation, not... By Louie Cina
News Nats promise regions a bigger chunk of the infrastructure pieThe Nationals have announced a quarter of Victoria’s infrastructure funding will go to regional projects... By Louie Cina
News From Timmering to the towerTimmering CFA captain Michael Mckinlay is still shaking his head – he can’t believe he... By Andrew Mole