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Shepparton

News

Election analysis: Sam Birrell

That was an election result most did not see coming.

Shepparton News
Sport

GVL claim senior interleague win

The march towards the top of the AFL Victoria Community Championships rankings ladder continued for the Goulburn Valley League on Saturday with a comfortable victory against Western Region Football League.

Tyler Maher
Entertainment

Lego Masters judge talks about the series

Former Mooroopna man Ryan ‘Brickman’ McNaught crowned the winners of new Australian television series Lego Masters this week.

Tara Whitsed
News

VIDEO: Damian Drum re-elected for second term in federal parliament

Elated yet humble, Nationals candidate Damian Drum is delighted to resume his role as the federal member for Nicholls after winning 52.17 per cent of the primary vote at Saturday’s election.

Ashlea Witoslawski
Lifestyle

My Art: Lex Neville

As you enter Lex Neville’s shed in Kialla, you’ll find tools, gym equipment and some home brewing items, as well as a photography studio taking pride of place along a side wall.

Ashlea Witoslawski

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Deniliquin

News

Discover what’s available across the Edward River

Just a hop, skip and a jump from Deniliquin’s central business district is another collection of Deniliquin businesses and services that form the North Deniliquin network.

Cognitives Editor
Sport

Murray’s under 18s lose in Interleague

Playing on the carpet-like surface at Rumbalara, Murray’s under-18 interleague side was outclassed against Wimmera on Saturday.

Cognitives Editor
News

Guiding the future of wool

Seig Sheep & Wool now has additional help to provide the high standard of service customers have come to expect from the one stop shop for all your sheep and wool needs.

Cognitives Editor
Opinion

Why good enough is not good enough

“For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.’’ (Eph 2:8-9).

Cognitives Editor
Entertainment

Muster’s musical addition ecstatic

When emerging country music artist Aaron Jurd learned he had been added to the musical line-up at the Deniliquin Ute Muster in 2019, he could barely contain his excitement.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

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Finley

News

St Joseph’s celebrates with High Tea

St Joseph’s Jerilderie celebrated Mother’s Day by holding a High Tea with all their mothers, grandmothers and special ladies earlier this month.

Southern Riverina News
News

Finley principal benefits from education forum

Finley High School principal Jeff Ward attended the Riverina Education Forum for Principals in Narrandera last week to help gauge a better understanding what direction to move his school in the future.

Southern Riverina News
Sport

Saints stifle Tigers

Berrigan kept up its brilliant form in the Picola & District League, stifling a potent Katamatite line-up in a 50-point win.

Southern Riverina News

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Kyabram

News

Health survey active

ECHUCA people are encouraged to visit srcentre.com.au/ALC and complete the Healthy Heart of Victoria 2019 Active Living Census.

Kyabram Free Press
News

EPA fines Biomix $8k for compost breach

WE ALL know when it comes to the EPA, it’s generally good to follow the rules.

Holly Tregenza
Sport

Raging rivers

A DEAD-EYE shooting performance from the Golden Rivers Netball League clinched a strong win against the Kyabram District league in Saturday’s open interleague clash.

Aydin Payne

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Benalla

News

Dunnies are in a real Badda state

I once visited a small gypsy town in Eastern Europe with no plumbing and a communal toilet — until yesterday that toilet was the most disgusting thing I had ever seen.

Simon Ruppert
Sport

Saints’ big Ws shine for GVL

Benalla duo Brody Webster and Nick Warnock showed plenty to represent the Saints superbly in an all-star line up of Goulburn Valley’s best in Saturday’s interleague match.

Meg Saultry
News

Show your support

Today is Wear Orange Wednesday and you can show your support for the SES by popping past BWS Arundel St and making a donation.

Simon Ruppert
News

Saluting volunteers for their big efforts

This National Volunteer Week, CFA is recognising its almost 55000 volunteers that contribute to ‘‘making a world of difference’’ — which is this year’s theme.

Benalla Ensign

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Cobram

News

Fund dialysis in Cobram: MP

A local MP has called on the Victorian Premier to fund dialysis at Cobram District Health in the budget.

Cobram Courier
Sport

Tough day for Murray sides

As the sun set above the picturesque Rumbalara oval on Saturday afternoon, the Murray Football League’s seniors walked off the park having fallen 45 points short of Wimmera.

Cobram Courier
News

One Nation candidate polls well

While Damian Drum won the newly-formed Federal seat of Nicholls within an hour of the polls closing on Saturday, One Nation’s Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell made her presence felt, picking up 11.27 per cent of the vote.

Cobram Courier
News

Family escapes house fire

Six people safely escaped a house fire in Numurkah early Tuesday.

Cobram Courier

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Seymour

News

Funding cancer fight

The Kings Park netball courts will be a sea of pink on Saturday to raise money for cancer research.

Seymour Telegraph
News

Two arrested and charged

Two men were arrested and charged with armed robbery and associated offences after they entered a Seymour bottle shop armed with a knife and demanded cash on May 12 at 6.30pm.

Seymour Telegraph
Sport

Top Ky stars shine

Avenel’s big six played an influential part in the Kyabram District league’s 21-point victory over Golden Rivers in Saturday’s interleague match at Shepparton East’s Central Reserve.

Meg Saultry

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Rochester

News

Training to tackle suicide

PRIMARY Care Connect is offering free suicide prevention training in Euroa and Shepparton during June. Any individual, organisation or community group can attend. Preferences will be given to those from farming communities who may be under stress that they, and or family members, could be experiencing due to drought conditions.

Vanessa Wiltshire
Sport

Junior talent in carnival mode

THE region’s best junior footballers have strutted their stuff at the 33rd annual Goulburn Campaspe Junior Football League carnival on Sunday.

Campaspe News
News

Healthy survey is now active

ROCHESTER people are encouraged to go online to complete the Healthy Heart of Victoria 2019 Active Living Census.

Campaspe News
News

Colbo kids make the final three

IN THIS day and age, sustainability is the topic of many conversations.

Campaspe News

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Heathcote

News

One farmer tells her story: ‘Every day we pray for rain’

THE seasons have well and truly shifted, and, with autumn has come welcome – and much needed – rain. But the seasons are temporary. Within a matter of months, spring will arrive, giving way to the heat of summer once again.

Vanessa Wiltshire
News

Summit to tackle rise in road deaths

THE state government has called a summit bringing together road safety leaders, experts and advocates to better understand the sharp increase in the number of road deaths this year.

McIvor Times
Sport

Social bowls

Social bowls

McIvor Times

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Tatura

News

A revell-ation

It is always exciting when someone walks through the door of the Heritage Centre in Murchison, with a piece of our past in their hands, wanting to share the story or donate the item to the Historical Society.

Tatura Guardian
News

We’re not short of problems

That was an election result most did not see coming.

Tatura Guardian
Sport

Women’s golf

Wednesday’s golf was contested by a very good field of players. The day’s competition was Stroke and Silver Spoon and was the second round of the club championships. The sponsor for the day was another one of our new sponsors, Tatura Family Butchers.

Tatura Guardian

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Yarrawonga

News

Amazing cuppa a resounding success

The annual Friends in Common Cuppa for Cancer held at the Mulwala WaterSki Club was a massive hit and very well received raising a whopping $13,000. A large crowd was in attendance and an abundance of food was shared, with a great number of platters...

Yarrawonga Chronicle
News

Most voters pre polled

The increasing trend of pre polling by Australian voters was very much the case in Yarrawonga this year, with the majority of voters casting their votes. In the three-weeks lead-up to election day, the vast majority of voters had cast their votes...

Robert Muir
sport

Rennie Netball

Rennie’s third home game in a row and it certainly highlighted the fact that the club has so many dedicated and generous volunteers, fulfilling their commitments in the canteen and on the sidelines. A huge thank you to you all. As the Hoppers head...

Yarrawonga Chronicle
News

Choir festival another great success

In just its second year The Festival of 1000 Voices was hailed another great success. Event Chairman Andrew Brown said the Yarrawonga Town Hall rang to the sounds of choirs singing superbly after their extensive day- time masterclasses. “The...

Jared Loughnan

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Corowa

News

Wine leader and legend farewelled

By Robert Muir Colin Campbell OAM has been remembered as a leader and legend in the wine industry at a huge funeral service last Friday at Campbells Wines Rutherglen. “Colin received an Order of Australia – OAM – in 2018 for his service to the...

Robert Muir
Sport

Junior sport carnival on again

Junior netballers and footballers from all over the region will converge on Yarrawonga on Sunday, June 2, for the third running of the Yarrawonga Junior Carnival. Hosted by the Yarrawonga & District Little League (football) and Yarrawonga &...

Corowa Free Press
News

Legend of the vine

The reason why Colin Campbell OAM was a leader and legend in the wine industry was so well explained by close friend, Executive Director of Brown Brothers Milawa, Ross Brown. “Colin’s contribution to the wine industry and society is enormous,”...

Robert Muir
News

Corowa Market Report & Top Results

Corowa Market held on Monday 20 May with 9,580 lambs yarded a decrease of 3,570 from previous week, 3,160 sheep yarded a decrease of 1,610. Welcomed significant rainfall in the supply area resulted in a smaller yarding of mixed quality, with some...

Corowa Free Press