News Vandals trash Echuca Specialist School By Ivy Jensen Sep 22, 2020 VANDALS trashed Echuca Specialist School on the weekend. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content Principal Paul Marshall said unknown people came into the school grounds in High St overnight Saturday and made a mess. "It looks like it might have been kids. They got into the skip bins and dragged out paints and other things and threw them around," he said. "They've damaged a few tables and chairs and pulled out some cables from the computer data cabinets." The school is in the process of relocating to its new campus at Twin Rivers Primary School. "It's very annoying when we've put in a lot of work over the past few days to clean up the old school yard," Mr Marshall said. "We've got a computer technician taking out the rest of the data cabinets now." Mr Marshall said police had been contacted and urged anyone who knew anything about the damage to come forward. "We would appreciate if the community could keep a close eye on the school and look out for any suspicious activity," he said. Anyone with information is urged to contact Echuca police on 5483 1500 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. MORE RIV NEWS Couple charged after allegedly hiding in ute at Echuca Moama border COVID-19 fines for tradesmen who tried to enter Moama Woman accused of speeding through border crashes car in Moama
News Minor flood levels possible along Murray‘Stay informed’ warning to residents along the Murray River By Riverine Herald
News Heritage locomotive on track for mainline returnFollowing its successful return during the Deniliquin-Moama Railway's 150th anniversary celebrations, T375 is now being prepared for a new life carrying tourists across Victoria. By Daniel Harvey
News Echuca water tower worksCrane arrives for next stage of scaffolding works at Echuca water tower By Riverine Herald
News The Riv talks ... Kathleen Halloran, Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival 2026Guitarist and singer-songwriter Kathleen Halloran is returning for the third time to the Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival in 2026. By Jaci Hicken