Sport Blues boys cause Karramomus collapse as Bloods taste first Haisman Shield defeatLet it be known: the Bloods can bleed. By Callum Farquhar
Sport Tiger time in session as Larkin’s side blitzes Pine LodgeThe Tigers delivered their most complete performance of the season on Saturday. By Liam Nash
Police & Court DNA on machete at house points to Kialla manKialla man applies for bail on home invasion charge. By Shepparton News
News Car parks to be removed as part of safer cyclingThe works to remove them are expected to start in November. By Grace Carter
News Car parks to be removed as part of safer cyclingThe works to remove them are expected to start in November. By Grace Carter
News Two nations united in remembrance at MurchisonThe Italian Ossario is steeped in history and hope – as is its Remembrance Day... By Taylah Baker
Voices Sign petition to support cancer centreShepparton needs a fully integrated cancer centre. By Contributed
Sport After smashing Waaia, Kyabram has a message that opponents will not want to hear“We’re a better two day cricket team.” By Liam Nash
News All Saints’ students dare to dreamAll Saints’ students dazzle in a musical medley. By Pip Turton
News Two nations united in remembrance at MurchisonThe Italian Ossario is steeped in history and hope – as is its Remembrance Day... By Taylah Baker
check it out Black Friday comes early – save up to 50% at Stephens JewellersStephens Jewellers is lighting up the start of the festive season with exceptional value and... By Marysia Bellamy
Sport Blues boys cause Karramomus collapse as Bloods taste first Haisman Shield defeatLet it be known: the Bloods can bleed. By Callum Farquhar
Sport Tiger time in session as Larkin’s side blitzes Pine LodgeThe Tigers delivered their most complete performance of the season on Saturday. By Liam Nash
Police & Court DNA on machete at house points to Kialla manKialla man applies for bail on home invasion charge. By Shepparton News
Sport After smashing Waaia, Kyabram has a message that opponents will not want to hear“We’re a better two day cricket team.” By Liam Nash
News All Saints’ students dare to dreamAll Saints’ students dazzle in a musical medley. By Pip Turton
News Two nations united in remembrance at MurchisonThe Italian Ossario is steeped in history and hope – as is its Remembrance Day... By Taylah Baker
check it out Black Friday comes early – save up to 50% at Stephens JewellersStephens Jewellers is lighting up the start of the festive season with exceptional value and... By Marysia Bellamy
The port that once wasPaddle steamers once plied the Goulburn River, Shepparton briefly thrived as an inland port.
The Boss's DogEpic puddle at Nar Nar LagoonThere’s nothing useful to say about potholes, except the obvious: they can be interesting, if not fun, for a dog.
The Boss's DogChase the Leonids, sniff the moonThere’s no better night sky than a November one, for a dog: there’s plenty of action.
The Boss's DogEpic puddle at Nar Nar LagoonThere’s nothing useful to say about potholes, except the obvious: they can be interesting, if not fun, for a dog.
The Boss's DogChase the Leonids, sniff the moonThere’s no better night sky than a November one, for a dog: there’s plenty of action.
A decade of pain exclusive to women On the brink of her sixth surgery in 10 years, 25-year-old Nicola Villani still sees no end in sight to her pain, only brief periods of relief.2 days ago
Support for daughters without mums On the latest episode of Digging Deeper, Jess Evans tells her heartbreaking story of the day her mum died and how she coped in the wake of her loss.5 days ago
Tom Nethersole heads home with new tunes Tom Nethersole makes his way home to his old stomping ground in the Goulburn Valley this weekend and he's bringing some new tracks to perform at the annual Out in...1 week ago
Smyrk chats ahead of garden gig Anna Smyrk spoke to The News ahead of her free gig in Euroa this weekend.3 weeks ago
Lifestyle Bottle brushes bursting in springCallistemons are thriving despite the crazy spring weather. By Riverside Gardens
Lifestyle Divine cheesecake to createEvery fortnight, The Teller Collective owner Aline Davies will share some of her favourite recipes... By Contributed
Lifestyle Defend elms from beetlesStop elm leaf beetles before they defoliate your tree. By Riverside Gardens
News Limited edition pie combines two local favouritesIt’s no secret that rich Aussie beef and a good red wine are a match... By Country News
News Special 60-year anniversary for the RosenowsEchuca couple revisit their honeymoon site 60 years later for anniversary dinner. By Ryan Bellingham
News World champs, shaved heads and new buildingsSee what was making headlines 10, 30 and 50 years ago. By Jemma Jones
News Parts of Benalla's Ceramic Mural were on the brink of collapseBenalla’s Ceramic Mural is one-of-a-kind. By Simon Ruppert
News Tributes flow for respected farmer, pilot and family manGeorge Grimwade's impact was profound: 'Anyone who crossed paths with him had their life enriched.'... By Contributed
News One voucher claimed, three more to be wonWin $50 in local shopping vouchers every week! Enter by answering a simple question and... By Southern Riverina News
News CFA Cobram to join lifesaving programCobram CFA joins lifesaving program to boost cardiac arrest survival. By Contributed
News ADF trade soldiers face seven-day Puckapunyal exerciseSoldiers from the Army School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering in Albury-Wodonga put their skills... By Billie Davern
News A bridge too far There’s an internet adage called Godwin’s Law, which says the longer an online conversation, or... By Christine McKee
News Controversial Rutherglen subdivision approvedA controversial subdivision in Rutherglen has been given the go-ahead after negotiations with the Victorian... By Christine McKee
News Teachers celebrate 30 yearsThe inaugural staff of Echuca Primary School marked 30 years since the school opened on... By Lua Ikenasio
Sport Tongala Primary School’s lawn bowls team bring home silverThe little school that could is second-best in the state By Oliver Shedden
News Rural water users challenge G-MW over ‘unfair’ feesSmall water users take on G-MW in a battle for fairness. By Country News
News Rural water users challenge G-MW over ‘unfair’ feesSmall water users take on G-MW in a battle for fairness. By Country News
Water Water planning over morning teaLed by expert Clem Sturmfels, the sessions offer practical advice and resources to help farmers... By Country News
News Shadow Water Minister visits Shepparton following buyback announcementMr Cadell also addressed the “net-zero cult”. By Djembe Archibald
News US butter on Woolies’ shelves ‘cheapening’ Aussie dairy“Consumers are getting tired of having to triple check.” By Djembe Archibald
Livestock Sheep and beef behind rise in farmer sentimentFarmers are again a confident lot, with a key gauge for optimism among primary producers... By AAP
News 130Gl buyback hike ‘punishes’ farmers: ADFCommonwealth Water Minister Murray Watt announced the buybacks on Wednesday. By Djembe Archibald
News News in brief | October 13Bite-sized pieces of news from around the region and the country. By Country News
Horticulture Rushworth olives bring home goldA successful crop for an historic property. By Geoff Adams
National Coalition outlines climate plan after ditching net zeroGas supply will be key to the coalition's energy policy after the federal opposition walked...
AAP Entertainment Eddie Murphy furious about Oscar snub for DreamgirlsEddie Murphy was angry when he didn't win an Oscar for Dreamgirls. By AAP Newswire
World China Coast Guard sails into Japan-administered watersA China Coast Guard ship formation has passed through the waters of the Senkaku Islands... By AAP Newswire
National PM disputes price tag attached to major climate meetingAnthony Albanese rejects suggestions it could cost Australia more than $2 billion to host a...
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