Whats On They’re well Gnome for their musicAhead of Riverboats Festival, bassist Ollie Katsianis talks high-octane gigs, regional festivals, and paddle steamer... By Daniel Harvey
News Rivers running through since ‘77Former classmates are being urged to reconnect ahead of a February 2027 reunion marking 50... By Daniel Harvey
Whats On Hear ye! Kyabram to host town crying showdownNational town crying titles to coincide with Kyabram’s 150-year milestone. By Jaci Hicken
News They’re well Gnome for their musicAhead of Riverboats Festival, bassist Ollie Katsianis talks high-octane gigs, regional festivals, and paddle steamer dreams. By Daniel Harvey
News They’re well Gnome for their musicAhead of Riverboats Festival, bassist Ollie Katsianis talks high-octane gigs, regional festivals, and paddle steamer dreams. By Daniel Harvey
News Human cost of crime hits homeThere was this sudden, brief silence when the credits rolled at the Echuca premiere of... By Ivy Jensen
News Local MPs condemn ‘deliberate act’ of violence towards MP Helen HainesTributes for the independent member for Indi have flowed in after she was injured in... By Louie Cina
News Port of Echuca gets another management overhaulCampaspe Shire has endorsed a proposed transition of Campaspe Port Enterprise (CPE) to Port of... By Supplied
Sport Echuca track set for major renovationEchuca Racing Club is making a big change after Melbourne Cup day. It’s one which... By Christian Marchetti
News Human cost of crime hits homeThere was this sudden, brief silence when the credits rolled at the Echuca premiere of... By Ivy Jensen
check it out Discover Reflections at Rich River: A New Elevated Stay on the GreenA new chapter of relaxation and connection has arrived in Echuca Moama with the opening... By Annie Barrow
Whats On They’re well Gnome for their musicAhead of Riverboats Festival, bassist Ollie Katsianis talks high-octane gigs, regional festivals, and paddle steamer... By Daniel Harvey
News Rivers running through since ‘77Former classmates are being urged to reconnect ahead of a February 2027 reunion marking 50... By Daniel Harvey
Whats On Hear ye! Kyabram to host town crying showdownNational town crying titles to coincide with Kyabram’s 150-year milestone. By Jaci Hicken
News Port of Echuca gets another management overhaulCampaspe Shire has endorsed a proposed transition of Campaspe Port Enterprise (CPE) to Port of... By Supplied
Sport Echuca track set for major renovationEchuca Racing Club is making a big change after Melbourne Cup day. It’s one which... By Christian Marchetti
News Human cost of crime hits homeThere was this sudden, brief silence when the credits rolled at the Echuca premiere of... By Ivy Jensen
check it out Discover Reflections at Rich River: A New Elevated Stay on the GreenA new chapter of relaxation and connection has arrived in Echuca Moama with the opening... By Annie Barrow
check it out Celebrate 150 Years of Tradition at the 2026 Echuca Moama Agricultural Show! By Annie Barrow
Comedian Vanessa Larry Mitchell heads to the GV with award-winning show Award-winning Australian comedian Vanessa Larry Mitchell is bringing her extended Teardrops on my Dildo show, The Endurance, to the Goulburn Valley this November.
The News chats with Macy Gray ahead of Shepparton show International superstar Macy Gray, who has sold 25 million albums worldwide, won a Grammy award and a couple of Brit awards too, will make a first-time appearance in Shepparton this...
I Replied to a Romance Scammer In a special two-part *Ask A Tech* investigation, Nathan and Molly go behind the lines of a real romance scam to show how these scams unfold from the inside.
Farewell Christine Anderson, our editor, our friend How did someone who designed and made kids' clothes, dabbled in the beauty industry and taught aerobics classes for years rise through the ranks of the Shepparton News to become...
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OpinionLetter to the editor | Driving observationsDrivers are entitled to drive at 100km/h and so they will.
OpinionCrossroads | The struggle with prideDependance on God isn’t found in calling out to God in the middle of a crisis, it is found in relying on prayer as a consistent lifeline every day.
News Seasonal firefighter numbers boosted ahead of high-risk bushfire seasonThis summer’s seasonal firefighter force will increase by more than 100, as Forest Fire Management... By Bree Harding
News Bound for Fairley big thingsLocal trio are “fairley” confident and ready to lead after attending an intensive study tour... By Bree Lambert
News Indi unites as Helen Haines fights for life after ‘terrible incident’In the days after the alleged attack on Federal Member for Indi Helen Haines, the... By Billie Davern
News Deniliquin Gold Cup 2026 deliversDeniliquin Gold Cup dazzles with thrilling races, stunning fashion, and vibrant entertainment under perfect spring... By Eamon Kurta
News Missing man’s body foundWitnesses heard cries for help before finding a boat circling without its skipper on the... By Zoe McMaugh
News Ramming accused faces courtThe man accused of hitting MP Helen Haines with a vehicle has faced court for... By Monique Preston
News Man charged after MP struck by vehicleDetectives from the Security Investigation Unit have this evening charged a man after Federal Member... By Seymour Telegraph
News Still balancing the booksThe regional financial network celebrates its 15th anniversary by reflecting on a proud legacy of... By Daniel Harvey
News One Nation to give Ovens Valley a Rouel good shotOvens Valley, or Murray Valley before 2014, has been a safe Nationals seat for the... By Christine McKee
News Helen Haines accused faces courtThe man accused of hitting MP Helen Haines with a vehicle has faced court for... By Monique Preston
News A place of quiet after warHidden piece of history in Tallygaroopna opens for Anzac Day. By Hailey Wight
Water Barmah Choke ideas on wayRecommendations on how to address the constraints caused by the Barmah Choke are due this year. By Geoff Adams
Water Barmah Choke ideas on wayRecommendations on how to address the constraints caused by the Barmah Choke are due this year. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Difficult weeds, volunteer cotton set to be in the eye of MonsoonNorthern croppers have a lot to think about when applying broadleaf herbicides on winter and... By Country News
Water Diverters press for reliefA group of small diverters in north-east Victoria are continuing their fight to secure reduced... By Geoff Adams
Water Water allocations risingWater allocations for northern Victorian irrigators are rising. By Geoff Adams
Rural News GV land prices firmThe Goulburn Valley has experienced a busy rural real estate market in the first half... By Geoff Adams
Horticulture Timing can make the difference in orchard pest managementIn tree crop production, controlling pests is not simply about what you use – it... By Country News
Horticulture Prospr the next step in autonomous weed controlCroplands Equipment, in partnership with Yamaha Agriculture, has released a new herbicide spray attachment designed... By Country News
Rural News Finley dairy farmer named Nuffield ScholarKirsten Clark hopes to use her scholarship to travel the world and research how AI... By Ashley Darling
AAP Finance Australian shares creep higher despite RBA's tough talkThe Australian share market has crept higher, shaking off hawkish comments by a Reserve Bank... By Derek Rose
National 'No surrender': UN urges action as 1.5C goal slips awayGlobal warming is on track to hit 2.8C by the end of the century, the... By Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
AAP Finance Japan records a trade deficit as oil imports soarJapan's trade deficit reached 2.81 trillion yen ($A25 billion) for the first fiscal half, according... By Yuri Kageyama
National MP's alleged attacker behind bars, motives probedThe man accused of deliberately running down independent MP Helen Haines will remain behind bars... By Will Nicholas, Tara Cosoleto and Adrian Black
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