News Apply now to the 2025 Kokoda ScholarshipState Member of Euroa Annabelle Cleeland has extended the application window for the 2025 Kokoda... By Contributed
News Experiencing the thrill of powering up a massive printing pressIf you’ve got an interest in newspapers, or even if you don’t, the sight and... By Simon Ruppert
Police & Court Friday night fires incinerate Shepparton bushlandEmergency services were called to what they initially believed were two fires burning in bushland... By Bree Harding
PREMIUM News Former Dhurringile Prison opens to the publicA long-awaited open day at the former Dhurringile Prison site was held on Saturday to the delight of the 450 people who managed to snag one of the seemingly golden tickets to the sought-after event. By Bree Harding
PREMIUM News Former Dhurringile Prison opens to the publicA long-awaited open day at the former Dhurringile Prison site was held on Saturday to the delight of the 450 people who managed to snag one of the seemingly golden tickets to the sought-after event. By Bree Harding
News Gallery | Kyabram Tastes and Tunes dazzles with food, music and fireworksSweltering heat, cool treats and a fireworks finale. By Jemma Jones
News Open invite to honour Gus UnderwoodHe’s been around the traps, the sports have been snapped, and it’s now time to... By Jemma Jones
News Severe thunderstorm warning cancelledThe Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled an issued a severe thunderstorm warning. By Kate Walters
Police & Court ‘I clearly believe he wanted me dead’Victim tells her story after ex tried to kill her by ramming her car off... By Monique Preston
Police & Court Weekly wrap of police and court newsClick through for links to each story. By Tyler Maher
Opinion Shepp Speaks | Do you have a favourite artist or style of art?What better place to pose the question than at the grand opening of Tank’s Art... By Taylah Baker
News Apply now to the 2025 Kokoda ScholarshipState Member of Euroa Annabelle Cleeland has extended the application window for the 2025 Kokoda... By Contributed
News Experiencing the thrill of powering up a massive printing pressIf you’ve got an interest in newspapers, or even if you don’t, the sight and... By Simon Ruppert
Police & Court Friday night fires incinerate Shepparton bushlandEmergency services were called to what they initially believed were two fires burning in bushland... By Bree Harding
News Severe thunderstorm warning cancelledThe Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled an issued a severe thunderstorm warning. By Kate Walters
Police & Court ‘I clearly believe he wanted me dead’Victim tells her story after ex tried to kill her by ramming her car off... By Monique Preston
Police & Court Weekly wrap of police and court newsClick through for links to each story. By Tyler Maher
Opinion Shepp Speaks | Do you have a favourite artist or style of art?What better place to pose the question than at the grand opening of Tank’s Art... By Taylah Baker
Pics From The Past Pics from the Past | The water-skiing days of Victoria Park Lake By Geoff Allemand
LISTEN | Region secretary Stephen McGregor joins the show Tune in to the latest episode of After The Jack.4 days ago
Digging Deeper | Has the teacher shortage improved?: A local lens The News take a deep dive into the region’s teacher shortage and the initiatives working to fix it.1 week ago
Shepp Speaks | Do you have a favourite artist or style of art?What better place to pose the question than at the grand opening of Tank’s Art Gallery?
Pics from the Past | The water-skiing days of Victoria Park LakeWhenever I share photos of water-skiing on Shepparton’s Victoria Park Lake on my Lost Shepparton Facebook Page, there are always many comments.
My Word | A paralysing life of too much choiceThe options are endless, but is anyone’s life any better?
The Boss's DogThe General | Roly’s last riddle: a surgeon’s symphonyBy all accounts, Roly Hunt had a soft spot for cats, in preference to dogs, so he was never going to be a natural ally of mine.
The Boss's DogThe Boss unleashes his inner gadget geekThe Boss has a weakness for gadgets. It’s a fact.
Pics From The Past Pics from the Past | The water-skiing days of Victoria Park Lake By Geoff Allemand
The Boss's DogThe General | Roly’s last riddle: a surgeon’s symphonyBy all accounts, Roly Hunt had a soft spot for cats, in preference to dogs, so he was never going to be a natural ally of mine.
The Boss's DogThe Boss unleashes his inner gadget geekThe Boss has a weakness for gadgets. It’s a fact.
News The pain in fighting TNTrigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a debilitating nerve condition, and a group of locals are committed... By Nicole Thomson
News Around the traps with Gus UnderwoodLooking out has been the pastime of Dhurringile ‘residents’ in recent times. By Gus Underwood
News SES responding to emergency calls from Benalla and across north eastVICSES have received a number of calls from Benalla following this afternoon's (February 7) storm... By Benalla Ensign
News Busy start for council CEOThe new Edward River Council chief executive officer has ‘hit the ground running’, spending his... By Contributed
News Long involvement in a town Tania lovesTania Roe was announced as the Jerilderie Citizen of the Year at a ceremony on... By Contributed
News Call for life-saving treatment closer to homeCobram Hospital has been floated as a potential location for dialysis. By Owen Sinclair
News What you may not know about this furry friendLeah Brookes of the Greyhound Adoption Program says “people have a misconception of what they’re... By Billie Davern
News CFA District 20 on hand in the GrampiansMembers from CFA District 20, including from Echuca, Ky and Rochy, have been supporting firefighting... By Emily Donohoe
News Rock the Squires rocked!The Rock the Squires event held at Squires Winery on Saturday night for the Bella... By Emma Prior
News Men, it’s time to step upLet’s face it—most men are terrible at looking after their health. We ignore symptoms, put... By Robert Muir
News Delayed release for draft Residential Housing StrategyMurray River Council has pushed back the release date of its draft Residential Housing Strategy... By Riverine Herald
News Back-to-school is causing financial strain on local parents’ pocketsParents face $700 uniform bills amid cost-of-living crisis. By Jemma Jones
PREMIUM Water Feeling the heatWarm weather is continuing to drive up irrigation demand. By Geoff Adams
PREMIUM Water Feeling the heatWarm weather is continuing to drive up irrigation demand. By Geoff Adams
Cropping Protect crops and the environmentCropLife Australia calls for responsible spraying during peak season. By Country News
Cropping Double-knock is weed smartThe double-knockdown tactic is a key component of the WeedSmart Big 6 strategy, which aims... By Country News
Water Water is a critical farm assetIt’s a precious commodity and, with the current dry seasonal conditions, it’s important to manage... By Country News
Cropping Magic wand to avoid spray driftThe WAND (Weather and Networked Data) system is a world-first, Australian-developed weather data system to... By Country News
Cropping Aussie know-how the secret sauceDyna-Gro Seed’s newest glyphosate-tolerant hybrid canola line has been bred specifically to suit local conditions... By Country News
Cropping Canola hybrids deliver resultsThe expanded InVigor canola range allows farmers in all canola-growing areas to select varieties with... By Country News
Dairy Register for Feeding Pastures for ProfitAre you looking to grow, manage and optimise your annual pastures more effectively? By Country News
World Three emaciated Israeli hostages released in exchangeThree gaunt, frail-looking Israeli hostages have been released by Hamas while Israel freed nearly 200... By AAP Newswire
AAP Other Sport Georgia, Romania earn Rugby World Cup trips Down UnderGeorgia and Romania have qualified for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia after reaching... By AAP Newswire
World Grief amid joy as three gaunt Israeli hostages releasedAs Gillian Brisley and her husband, Pete, watched their son-in-law's release from captivity, she clutched... By AAP Newswire
National How workplace rudeness can snowball into toxic cultureIt can start with someone being short or uncivil but if left unchecked, workplace bullying... By AAP Newswire
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