News The Lead with Charmayne Allison - May 16 By McPherson Media Group May 16, 2019 The Echuca-Moama Salvation army is urging locals to dig deep for the upcoming Red Shield Appeal. Related Stories News Sinkhole at Echuca PrimaryPeople are being urged to stay out of the fenced-off exclusion area and take extra caution with children or pets after a sinkhole which appears to be more than a metre deep appeared on Echuca Primary’s oval. By Louie Cina News The show must go onA special exhibition will celebrate 150 years of the Echuca-Moama Show by bringing together memorabilia from its long history. By Daniel Harvey News Snappy new look at local tourismA new tourism campaign is celebrating generations of Murray holiday memories while encouraging visitors to create traditions of their own. By Daniel Harvey News Farmers find quick fixThe NFF has struck a “good faith” deal with the Department of Home Affairs, allowing VFF members to submit requests for fast tracking the visas of urgently needed working holidaymakers. By Louie Cina Newsletter Delivered Monday, Wednesday & Friday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News Died in the line of doing his duty News Ray racks up 50 years on the railways Sport Rocket man’s miracle shots Sport Valentine and Tenace take Eagles top perch News Murray River Council joins firewood fight
News Sinkhole at Echuca PrimaryPeople are being urged to stay out of the fenced-off exclusion area and take extra caution with children or pets after a sinkhole which appears to be more than a metre deep appeared on Echuca Primary’s oval. By Louie Cina
News The show must go onA special exhibition will celebrate 150 years of the Echuca-Moama Show by bringing together memorabilia from its long history. By Daniel Harvey
News Snappy new look at local tourismA new tourism campaign is celebrating generations of Murray holiday memories while encouraging visitors to create traditions of their own. By Daniel Harvey
News Farmers find quick fixThe NFF has struck a “good faith” deal with the Department of Home Affairs, allowing VFF members to submit requests for fast tracking the visas of urgently needed working holidaymakers. By Louie Cina