Sport Game On with Andrew Johnston - April 19 Tonight we preview Echuca Football Netball Club weekend clash against Tatura Football Netball Club Riverine Herald 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Send us your news Send us your news! Births, graduations, weddings and events are just some of the special events in our community. We would love to be able to share these moments with our readers online and in print – you can upload your images below. You can also... Riverine Herald 20 Aug 2018 20 Aug 2018
Sport Game On with Andrew Johnston - April 19 Tonight we preview Echuca Football Netball Club weekend clash against Tatura Football Netball Club Riverine Herald 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News ‘Basin plan is flawed and must be paused’ A CALL to pause the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is gaining momentum after a thousand people and 140 trucks descended on Albury last week. Riverine Herald 5 hours ago 5 hours ago
Education Vietnam veterans keep the story alive for our young MOAMA Public School students asked the tough questions on Wednesday when Rob Edgell and Jim Dewar from the Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia dropped in for a visit. Riverine Herald 11 Apr 2019 11 Apr 2019
Entertainment Character is a kaleidoscope YOU can’t miss Glen McFadden when he enters a room. Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
News Indecent behaviour ECHUCA Police are appealing for information after a man displayed ‘‘indecent and offensive behaviour’’ on the Campaspe Esplanade bike path about 4.45pm on Tuesday. Riverine Herald 7 hours ago 7 hours ago
Sport Easter Cup is wide open ECHUCA Harness Racing Club has hit the jackpot for its Easter Sunday night meeting with enough nominations to stage a 10-race card. Riverine Herald 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Council cools pool decision until 2021 CAMPASPE Shire Council has granted four outdoor pools in its smaller communities a stay of execution. Riverine Herald 9 hours ago 9 hours ago
News Walsh demands the budget details MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has slammed the State Government’s decision to delay the state budget until after the federal election as a ‘‘shameful abuse’’ of the Victorian parliament. Riverine Herald 10 hours ago 10 hours ago
Sport Cool heads lead charge of Raiders GREAT leaders don’t grow on trees. Riverine Herald 5 hours ago 5 hours ago
Lifestyle Everybody in this mob is getting fit AFTER a successful first week of the school holiday program, the FITmob team were back on the Echuca Primary School oval for more fun. Riverine Herald 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
Opinion Total love that is so self sacrificing Epicentre Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion We try to follow in Christ’s steps Echuca Moama Uniting Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion Easter is the most important message any of us will hear Christ Church Anglican Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion The Eternal Christ came to us St Mary’s Catholic Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion Total love that is so self sacrificing Epicentre Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion We try to follow in Christ’s steps Echuca Moama Uniting Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion Easter is the most important message any of us will hear Christ Church Anglican Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion Total love that is so self sacrificing Epicentre Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion We try to follow in Christ’s steps Echuca Moama Uniting Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion Easter is the most important message any of us will hear Christ Church Anglican Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Opinion The Eternal Christ came to us St Mary’s Catholic Church Riverine Herald 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Galleries Gallery: Kagome-Rosella partnership ECHUCA-based food processors Kagome and Rosella have joined forces. The partnership means 100 per cent in bulk products for the food service industry are from Australian grown tomato products sourced from local growers Kimberley Price 02 Apr 2019 02 Apr 2019
Galleries Gallery: Teddy Bears Picnic The favourite family fun event, the Teddy Bears’ Picnic, once again featured a host of activities and entertainment from 11.30am-1.30pm at the Kerrabee Soundshell in Moama on March 10 Riverine Herald 02 Apr 2019 02 Apr 2019
Galleries Moama Echuca Touch Football Association awards Bintang has taken out the A grade competition of the Moama Echuca Touch Football Association, as competition for the 2018-19 season wrapped up. The hot favourites took the honours against Stormers in a tight contest on March 22, winning the game... Riverine Herald 02 Apr 2019 02 Apr 2019
facebook THE Salvation Army has joined forces with Moama Bowling Club to support its annual Christmas appeal through the club’s significant membership. MBC’s Sean Garth said the club had previously run the appeal and in two years had raised more than $10,000. riverine herald (@riverineherald) 28 Dec 2018 28 Dec 2018
facebook This Rhodesian Ridgeback mixed breed is looking for a new fam bam to join and is available for adoption at the Campaspe Animal Shelter. riverine herald (@riverineherald) 28 Dec 2018 28 Dec 2018
facebook The Dinosaurs are coming! Don’t miss out on some school holiday fun with Dinomania on January 10. Tickets are strictly limited and at only $15 they are selling fast. (Infants under 2 are free). riverine herald (@riverineherald) 25 Dec 2018 25 Dec 2018
Events Euroa Village Farmers Market Come along & support the Euroa Village Farmers’ Market, proudly presented by the Rotary Club with the support of the Strathbogie Shire Council & the State Government of Victoria. Proudly accredited with the Victorian Farmers Markets... 20 Simone Dunne 20 Apr
Events Yarck Country Market The Yarck Country Market takes place at the Yarck Hall on the third Saturday of every month, from 9:00am to 1:30pm. The market helps to fund the hall maintenance and provides an outlet for local produce, jams, craft, plants and drinks including... 20 Simone Dunne 20 Apr
Events Tocumwal Foreshore Market Tocumwal Foreshore Markets Yes, we have grown a little since the Tocumwal Foreshore Market began in 1978 with Lynne and Chris George at the helm and today we are very pleased and thank them for having the inspiration and vision to start this great... 21 Simone Dunne 21 Apr
Events Flowerdale Community Market The Flowerdale Community Market is held on the third Sunday of every month from 9:00am to 1:00pm. The Market is located at the Flowerdale Hall at 3380 Whittlesea-Yea Road, Flowerdale, Victoria. You can enjoy a delicious devonshire tea or some hot... 21 Simone Dunne 21 Apr
News Greater Shepparton Foundation established A new philanthropic organisation will oversee funding for areas of disadvantage in the Shepparton district. John Lewis 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
News New funding for cultural rescue THE National Library of Australia has announced the 2018 community heritage grants program which is providing grants of up to $15,000 to assist in the preservation of cultural heritage collections of national significance. Kyabram Free Press 10 hours ago 10 hours ago
News Delightful comedy Screening this weekend is the delightful British comedy, Swimming With Men (M), starring Charlotte Riley, Rob Brydon and Rupert Graves. Accountant Eric’s job is a drag and he is not getting any younger. Benalla Ensign 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Two day fun Easter program A fair has been an integral part of Mathoura’s Easter calendar for many years – and this year will be no exception. Deniliquin Pastoral Times 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Healthy eating program was a hit in local schools Did you know that only five per cent of New South Wales children are eating enough vegetables? Southern Riverina News 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
News Deputy challenged to get Prime Minister to visit region Berrigan Shire Mayor Matt Hannan has challenged Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack to get Prime Minister Scott Morrison to visit the local area. Cobram Courier 5 hours ago 5 hours ago
News Urgent action is imperative: Ryan The Victorian Auditor General has slammed a lack of investment in the state’s mental health system, finding it is critically underfunded. Seymour Telegraph 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Glide into Strathallan says group THE Echuca Kanyapella Landcare Group is encouraging people in the twin towns to make a trip to visit the Strathallan Glider Sanctuary after a recent tour there. Campaspe News 17 Apr 2019 17 Apr 2019
News Come and see Authors Up Close and personal ON SATURDAY, April 27, Heathcote’s Palling Bros Brewery and Mudwood Studio in conjunction with Northern Books, will host Authors Up Close. McIvor Times 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
News Young and old learn about bats Nearly 200 locals have flocked to Tatura’s Cussen Park to learn about bats. Tatura Guardian 17 Apr 2019 17 Apr 2019
News West Corurgan celebrates 50 years The West Corurgan private irrigation scheme celebrated its 50th anniversary at their original pumps sight in Corowa on Friday. Close to a hundred people gathered at the original sight for a luncheon, and to hear board members of past and present... Yarrawonga Chronicle 17 Apr 2019 17 Apr 2019
News Corowa-Wahgunyah Good Friday Appeal receives massive boost The 2019 Good Friday Appeal tally for Corowa-Wahgunyah has received a massive boost thanks to the generosity of local farmers and stock agents, with close to $13,000 being raised through a sheep drive at the Corowa saleyards on Monday. Steve... Corowa Free Press 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Sport FFA Cup: Casey Comets v GV Suns preview Four Goulburn Valley Suns youngsters could be in line for some action when the Orangemen begin their FFA Cup tonight. Alex Mitchell 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
News Deputy PM faces challenge Michael McCormack slid into the deputy prime ministership in the slipstream of Barnaby Joyce’s lurid soap opera. Country News 8 hours ago 8 hours ago
Water Go fishing for cash The angler who bags the biggest overall Murray cod at the GoFish Nagambie competition will come away with $80000 in cash. Tara Whitsed 4 hours ago 4 hours ago
Animal Health Proof how critical calf care is Half of a cow’s lifetime height and growth is achieved in the first six months of its life, according to a visiting American calf-rearing specialist. David Kuehnel was raised on a family farm in Wisconsin, which reared 1200 specially-fed veal... Dairy News 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Proactive comeback When Wayne and Bonnie Johnstone surveyed their burnt paddocks after last year’s St Patrick’s Day fires, it didn’t take long for revival mode to kick in. On the Sunday morning after the blaze which destroyed 75 per cent of their land near... Rick Bayne 6 hours ago 6 hours ago
Livestock Calls for input to reference group DataGene is on the lookout for dairy farmers who keep meticulous records to join Ginfo, the industry’s national reference group for genetic information. Country News 12 hours ago 12 hours ago
Markets The rise of dairy alternative drinks in Australian supermarkets Australians love dairy products and consume more dairy per capita than most other developed countries. In 2018 Australians drank close to 102 litres of milk per person with a proportion accounted for in coffees. More recently there has been an... Sofia Omstedt 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Authority calls out bullying Growing tensions about the Murray-Darling Basin Plan have led to ‘‘disrespectful behaviour and even bullying’’ in communities according to the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. Country News 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Horticulture Horticulture code changes in place, despite grower opposition Changes to the Horticulture Code officially came into effect on Monday, despite widespread opposition from the industry. Country News 16 Apr 2019 16 Apr 2019
Dairy Forced out due to costs Deniliquin is now home to very few dairy farms as numbers plummet in the most challenging times the dairy industry has ever faced. Country News 10 hours ago 10 hours ago
News Thousands travel to the region’s silo art trail In past years it would have been rare to see a traffic jam in the country towns of Goorambat, Devenish and St James, but with thousands of visitors travelling to see the towns’ silo art, it was a welcome occurrence. Alana Christensen 18 Apr 2019 18 Apr 2019
Machinery & Products For sale: wear and tear on patience Buying things is easy, most of the time. Not as easy as it should be, of course. I for one have had far too many experiences along the lines of “Sorry mate, is me coming here to spend my money at your establishment an inconvenience to you?” In... John Droppert 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
Management Spot on with grazing management Jan Giliam focuses on grazing management and benchmarks profit by how much of that home-grown pasture feeds his milking herd. To do that, he relies on an annual rainfall of about 1000 mm to produce grass and 2000 wrapped bales of pasture silage. He... Jeanette Severs 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
Water Cod worth the wait It took him 33 years, but Echuca amateur angler Jason Caddaye finally got to land a big one. Country News 6 hours ago 6 hours ago
Cropping Avoid disease Grain growers are being urged to use the new cereal and pulse disease guides when planning for the control of crop diseases this season. Country News 16 Apr 2019 16 Apr 2019
From the Experts Summer heat advice PROVIDING LIVESTOCK with shade and water during extreme heat is ‘‘paramount’’ according to an owner of a northern Victorian veterinary practice. Keith Fletcher, of Rochester Veterinary Practice, provided some tips on the best way to handle... Dairy News 18 Feb 2019 18 Feb 2019
National Day 9 of the federal election campaign What leaders Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten and their teams are up to in the federal election campaign on Friday, April 19, day 9. AAP Newswire 6 hours ago 6 hours ago
Finance National Enquirer being sold The National Enquirer is being sold, but Financial terms were not immediately disclosed for the deal, which included two other American Media tabloids. AAP Newswire 8 hours ago 8 hours ago
World Thailand honours Australian cave rescuers Australians involved in the dramatic rescue of a boys’ soccer team from a cave in Thailand have been honoured by the nation in a special ceremony. AAP Newswire 1 hour ago 1 hour ago
World Journalist shot dead in Nthn Ireland riots A female journalist has died in a shooting in Northern Ireland in Londonderry, which police are treating as a terrorist incident. AAP Newswire 8 hours ago 8 hours ago
Horse Racing Mr Marbellouz back at favourite track Speedy gelding Mr Marbellouz returns to his favourite track, Doomben, in the Listed Ascot Handicap. AAP Newswire 3 hours ago 3 hours ago
AFL Gibbs in, Jenkins out for Adelaide in AFL Adelaide have recalled Bryce Gibbs but made another high-profile axing with Josh Jenkins to miss their AFL clash with Gold Coast. AAP Newswire 2 hours ago 2 hours ago
National Predatory sex creep attacks three in Melb A predatory sex creep attacked three women along a Melbourne road within hours of each other. AAP Newswire 6 hours ago 6 hours ago
Entertainment Kodak Black arrested at Canadian border American rapper Kodak Black has been released on bail after he was arrested at the Canadian border on drug and weapons charges. AAP Newswire 16 hours ago 16 hours ago
National Key crossbenchers oppose Labor’s tax plans Centre Alliance could stand in the way of Labor’s plan to scrap franking credits if Bill Shorten is elected prime minister. AAP Newswire 7 hours ago 7 hours ago
