Seymour News

Fire risk is real

Half of Victorians living in areas at high-risk of bushfire think the risk to their home is moderate, minor or non-existent, a CFA survey has revealed.

Seymour Telegraph

Plan early, to avoid rego rush

Residents are being urged to book now to register their car, truck, motorcycle, caravan, boat or trailer or risk missing out before the holiday break.

Seymour Telegraph

Plan early, to avoid rego rush

Residents are being urged to book now to register their car, truck, motorcycle, caravan, boat or trailer or risk missing out before the holiday break.

Seymour Telegraph

Mobile blackspot funding promise

Mobile blackspots continue to be a problem in areas across the region, but if the Coalition is elected later this month, things might change.

Seymour Telegraph

Taller trains on the right track

Inland Rail will be in Broadford tomorrow to give a community update and gain feedback about the works required along the north-east rail corridor to support the running of double stacked freight trains.

Seymour Telegraph

Sun shines on couple

A brilliant blue sky and glorious sunshine greeted Bonnie Rudd and her bridal party as they cruised the Goulburn River on Saturday to the wedding site on the property of the groom’s parents Wendy and Stephen Lynch at Bailieston.

Seymour Telegraph

Dressed to the nines at lunch

Dressed in their finest, residents and guests gathered at the Kelvingrove Village hall for a Melbourne Cup lunch last week.

Seymour Telegraph

Tallarook property oozing with features

Things are far from crook in Tallarook. In fact, things are firing, especially on the real estate front.

Seymour Telegraph

Grants to preserve history

Community groups can apply for up to $15000 for projects which preserve and share stories from the past.

Seymour Telegraph

Pausing to remember

Residents, RSL and defence personnel came together on Sunday at services across the district to honour our military history and those who paid the ultimate price in service to our nation.

Seymour Telegraph

In doubt? Leave it out

A kerbside recycling audit has revealed high levels of contamination in kerbside recycling bins across the district.

Seymour Telegraph

Special day

Justin’s Day is on Saturday at the Royal Hotel in Seymour.

Seymour Telegraph

Off-leash dog park plans

Good news for Nagambie residents who have a dog they would like to be able to let off for a run at an off-leash park.

Seymour Telegraph

Creek crossing promise

One of Seymour’s most notorious creek crossings will be upgraded if the Nationals are elected on November 24.

Seymour Telegraph

Pinnacle of racing

The Melbourne Cup trophy made its way to Seymour’s Darley Northwood Park on Friday.

Laura Briggs

Racing at Seymour tomorrow

Racing at Seymour Racing Club will recommence tomorrow, November 15, not December 15 as printed in last week’s Telegraph.

Seymour Telegraph

Top spot for member

Following a nervous wait at the Victorian Electoral Commission’s Seymour office on Friday, sitting member Steph Ryan took the prized top spot on the ballot for the seat of Euroa in a randomised draw.

Seymour Telegraph