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$4m committed to restore vital Kirwans Bridge river crossing

After being closed to all traffic since the October 2022 floods, the historic Kirwans Bridge...

By Billie Davern

Don’t let the good bugs bug you

Larry Smith and the Riverside Gardens team talk all things pots, plants and pruning in...

By Riverside Gardens

Shed goes up in flames

Eight firefighting appliances were used to fight the fire.

By Monique Preston

Shakespeare’s magic to come alive at Murchison Wines

Shepparton Theatre Arts Group is bringing Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Murchison Wines - Longleat Estates this November, turning the vineyard into an outdoor theatre.

By Shepparton News

Region’s homeless services under increasing pressure

Young artists celebrated at SAM

Young artists celebrated at SAM

Shakespeare’s magic to come alive at Murchison Wines

Shepparton Theatre Arts Group is bringing Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Murchison Wines - Longleat Estates this November, turning the vineyard into an outdoor theatre.

By Shepparton News

Region’s homeless services under increasing pressure

Young artists celebrated at SAM

Ruffy residents urged to brace for upcoming fire season

The lush new green growth surrounding Ruffy nine months after the catastrophic Longwood Bushfire decimated...

By Bree Harding

$4m committed to restore vital Kirwans Bridge river crossing

After being closed to all traffic since the October 2022 floods, the historic Kirwans Bridge...

By Billie Davern

Shepparton, AU

18°C

clear sky

Wind: 18 Km/h

The strength behind your success

Behind every successful outcome is a team that understands its clients, and at Dawes &...

By Annie Barrow

Cupcakes for a cause: Mooroopna Veterinary Practice supports animal welfare

Small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and Mooroopna Veterinary Practice is getting...

By Annie Barrow

Council calls for crossing supervisors

School crossing supervisor roles are available for reliable, community minded residents from all walks of...

By Shepparton News

One Nation candidate promises to investigate second high school

Phillip Bryant would look into the creation of a second high school across the river...

By Ashley Darling

$4m committed to restore vital Kirwans Bridge river crossing

After being closed to all traffic since the October 2022 floods, the historic Kirwans Bridge...

By Billie Davern

Don’t let the good bugs bug you

Larry Smith and the Riverside Gardens team talk all things pots, plants and pruning in...

By Riverside Gardens

Shed goes up in flames

Eight firefighting appliances were used to fight the fire.

By Monique Preston

The strength behind your success

Behind every successful outcome is a team that understands its clients, and at Dawes &...

By Annie Barrow

Cupcakes for a cause: Mooroopna Veterinary Practice supports animal welfare

Small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and Mooroopna Veterinary Practice is getting...

By Annie Barrow

Council calls for crossing supervisors

School crossing supervisor roles are available for reliable, community minded residents from all walks of...

By Shepparton News

One Nation candidate promises to investigate second high school

Phillip Bryant would look into the creation of a second high school across the river...

By Ashley Darling

Rally revs up for youth mental health

By Hailey Wight

Features and Magazines

Shepparton East Primary School — Celebrating 150 years

By Shepparton News

Creating strong learning foundations

By Greater Shepparton Foundation

Opinion

‘One of the good ones’

A friend I have known for more than 10 years recently told me she supported One Nation.

Letter: Banksia punishment inadequate

I have followed the Banksia case for many years and know people who lost their life savings.

Letter to the editor | Have your say on Mooroopna’s future.

Mooroopna Steering Committee, Mooroopna

Barra none: Something fishy on the calendar

Time to get serious about the national days we can truly celebrate, says The General.

Exit 19 and pray: Melbourne Airport’s new labyrinth

The next airport visit will test The Boss’s nerves, according to The General.

‘One of the good ones’

By Neha Samar (Shepparton)

Letter: Banksia punishment inadequate

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the editor | Have your say on Mooroopna’s future.

Barra none: Something fishy on the calendar

Time to get serious about the national days we can truly celebrate, says The General.

Exit 19 and pray: Melbourne Airport’s new labyrinth

The next airport visit will test The Boss’s nerves, according to The General.

Videos

Securus has success in fight against retail crime

Biggest appetite for raising funds at annual lunch

Galleries

Car ploughs into shop

Lifestyle

Creating strong learning foundations

Partnership helps children thrive with speech therapy and literacy skills.

By Greater Shepparton Foundation

Creating strong learning foundations

Kyabram 150 years souvenir edition — Celebrating 1876–2026

Check out our liftout celebrating 150 years and progress.

By Kyabram Free Press

Kyabram 150 years souvenir edition — Celebrating 1876–2026

A Piece of Deniliquin History – Beautifully Restored

Step into history with Elm Cottage! Original charm meets modern luxury in this Deniliquin treasure...

A Piece of Deniliquin History – Beautifully Restored

LOCATION & LIVEABILITY - TWO BIG TICKS

🌟 Move-in ready! Explore this charming Deniliquin home with modern updates and prime location. Don't...

LOCATION & LIVEABILITY - TWO BIG TICKS

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The strength behind your success

Cupcakes for a cause: Mooroopna Veterinary Practice supports animal welfare

Discover more...

Fichera Tree Service, Gardening & Maintenance: Supporting Local, One Property at a Time

Regional

Precious tradition for Joan and Bill

Discover the heartfelt tribute keeping the Anzac spirit alive for a local couple.

By Bree Lambert

Precious tradition for Joan and Bill

Everyone’s getting cross about crossing chaos

The supervised school crossing removal saga takes another turn with the Victorian Department of Transport...

Everyone’s getting cross about crossing chaos

Benalla icon brought back to life

It was back in 2024 when Benalla Art Gallery contacted conservation specialist Penny Byrne asking...

By Simon Ruppert

Benalla icon brought back to life

Servo controversy

Council approves Deniliquin service station despite concerns over its proximity to sensitive sites. What's your...

Servo controversy

From refugee to centenarian

Irene Visbergs Bredelis celebrates 100 years, spanning continents and generations, with a royal congratulation from...

From refugee to centenarian

Cobram-Barooga hosts Apex Australia National Convention

Cobram-Barooga hosted the Apex National Convention for the first time earlier this month, welcoming 130...

Cobram-Barooga hosts Apex Australia National Convention

Thrive Hub celebrates new digs six months after opening

The Brotherhood of St Laurence program builds upon the former SEED Project, supporting locals to...

By Seymour Telegraph

Thrive Hub celebrates new digs six months after opening

The Rochy doctor who brought Narelle back

For almost 30 years, Narelle Fraser stared into the darkest corners of humanity. She investigated...

The Rochy doctor who brought Narelle back

Moira Shire’s best in business shine

The Wellbeing Hub in Yarrawonga has been named the 2026 Moira Shire Business of the...

By Yarrawonga Chronicle

Moira Shire’s best in business shine

Corowa Hospital on the mend

Corowa Hospital’s Emergency Department is set for it’s first major upgrade since 1983, to be...

Corowa Hospital on the mend

Kagome’s sweet $7K ERH gesture

Kagome's sends juicy donation to local health service.

Kagome’s sweet $7K ERH gesture

Teeing off fore a cause

Daryl Harrison is a man on a golfing mission.

Teeing off fore a cause

Agriculture

Finley dairy farmer named Nuffield Scholar

Kirsten Clark hopes to use her scholarship to travel the world and research how AI tools can support dairy farmers.

By Ashley Darling

Shed goes up in flames

Celebrating women in agriculture

Finley dairy farmer named Nuffield Scholar

Kirsten Clark hopes to use her scholarship to travel the world and research how AI tools can support dairy farmers.

By Ashley Darling

Shed goes up in flames

Celebrating women in agriculture

Buyback bill in parliament

The Liberals and Nationals are set to introduce the Water Amendment (Ending Further Murray-Darling Basin...

Boil water alert at Cohuna

A burst water main underneath Cohuna Island Rd, near the main street of the town,...

Evolution of precision in crop targeted spot spaying

Australian agricultural technology developer and manufacturer Agtecnic has announced its latest advancement in precision weed...

By Country News

Yentrac's ram sale sees strong demand and high prices

Yentrac Prime Lamb Sires has seen strong demand at its annual ram sale, with more...

By James Manley

Cattle show numbers impress

Shepparton Show’s dairy cattle competition experienced encouraging numbers on Friday and Saturday.

Planting maize

Early planted maize benefits farmers.

By Country News

Dairy stars of the future

National & World

Pope Leo XIV leaves Rome's Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic

'I am much better, thank you,' Pope returns to Vatican

bee

Beehive blitz may fill pollination gap as mite spreads

Demonstrators and riot police clash during a protest

Rioters loot stores, set fires in Milan during protest

Rebel Wilson

AAP Entertainment

Rebel Wilson felt like 'the most junior person' on set

AAP Entertainment

The music people hate says more than they think

Once upon a time, a carefully curated mixtape could be the ultimate romantic gesture.

By Katelyn Catanzariti

A person wearing headphones

Clashes, fires and looting break out across France

Violent clashes, fires and looting have marred demonstrations across France as hundreds of thousands of...

By Sylvie Corbet and Jade Le Deley

Protesters hold a French flag in Paris

Masked settlers attack diplomats in West Bank: Belgium

Masked settlers have attacked a group of European diplomats during a visit to the West...

By AAP Newswire

Israeli security forces

Religious festival crush in Kolkata kills 17: reports

A crush at a religious ‌festival in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata ‌has killed...

By AAP Newswire

Purses and other belongings left behind by devotees