Community Kindergartens across Victoria set for upgrades“Every child deserves to actively participate at kindergarten, no matter their ability.” By Shepparton News
Sport Will the Suns’ new stock run rampant on Saturday or will an ‘Achilles heel’ be exposed?Goulburn Valley Suns are ready to ignite. By Liam Nash
Police & Court Police issue urgent warning after steep rise in road deathsVictoria Police is urging motorists to take care after a steep increase in fatalities on... By Kate Walters
Police & Court SUV allegedly involved in two Shepparton crashes, including one that involved five vehicles
PREMIUM Sport Hope remains for heritage-listed Mooroopna grandstand after fireThe Mooroopna Football Netball Club president spoke to the News. By Marcus Beeck
Sport From carpooling with Pendles and handballing to Whisper, Riley Onley’s school holidays were a little different
PREMIUM Sport Hope remains for heritage-listed Mooroopna grandstand after fireThe Mooroopna Football Netball Club president spoke to the News. By Marcus Beeck
Sport From carpooling with Pendles and handballing to Whisper, Riley Onley’s school holidays were a little different
Sport Will the Suns’ new stock run rampant on Saturday or will an ‘Achilles heel’ be exposed?Goulburn Valley Suns are ready to ignite. By Liam Nash
Police & Court Police issue urgent warning after steep rise in road deathsVictoria Police is urging motorists to take care after a steep increase in fatalities on... By Kate Walters
Ask a Tech Ask a Tech is back for 2025Last year, I received fantastic feedback and gained a lot of new readers, which was... By Nathan Vincent
News Pet of the Week | Meet PretzelA tabby twist, ready to fill your home with love. By Christine Elia
Every Bite Tells a Story Every bite tells a story | Tunes and tastes at the Murch East PubLive music, great food and a legendary farewell at the East. By Jan Phillips
Sport ‘In my mind, will play straight up’: Berry on track for round one debutBenalla product Joe Berry has been turning heads in pre-season training at Port Adelaide, with... By Alexander Dabb
Community Kindergartens across Victoria set for upgrades“Every child deserves to actively participate at kindergarten, no matter their ability.” By Shepparton News
Sport Will the Suns’ new stock run rampant on Saturday or will an ‘Achilles heel’ be exposed?Goulburn Valley Suns are ready to ignite. By Liam Nash
Police & Court Police issue urgent warning after steep rise in road deathsVictoria Police is urging motorists to take care after a steep increase in fatalities on... By Kate Walters
Ask a Tech Ask a Tech is back for 2025Last year, I received fantastic feedback and gained a lot of new readers, which was... By Nathan Vincent
News Pet of the Week | Meet PretzelA tabby twist, ready to fill your home with love. By Christine Elia
Every Bite Tells a Story Every bite tells a story | Tunes and tastes at the Murch East PubLive music, great food and a legendary farewell at the East. By Jan Phillips
Sport ‘In my mind, will play straight up’: Berry on track for round one debutBenalla product Joe Berry has been turning heads in pre-season training at Port Adelaide, with... By Alexander Dabb
LISTEN | Region secretary Stephen McGregor joins the show Tune in to the latest episode of After The Jack.1 day 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
Opinion | Australia faces a fiery summer: are you prepared?Shepparton is deep into a heatwave, a condition some attest exists when we have successive days of 35°C or more with accompanying warmer-than-usual nights.
Reel Life | Fishing in the heat: What’s biting?Fishing’s strong despite the heat, with cod, redfin and trout biting.
Letter to the editor | Haywire hero: Mai’s inspiring journeyWhat a delightful article on Shepparton’s Mai Abdelmawgoud, a 2025 Haywire winner.
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.
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 What's going on at the ceramic mural?A place to sit in the shade, a musical instrument, an artwork in the Benalla... By Simon Ruppert
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 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 Grad nurses to call REDHS homeRochester Elmore District Health Service is welcoming their first intake of graduate nurses since 2022,... 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 Cropping Ten thousand sprayers and countingWhat looked like a straightforward purchase of a new John Deere 616R Self-Propelled Sprayer delivered some surprises for a NSW grain grower. By Country News
PREMIUM Cropping Ten thousand sprayers and countingWhat looked like a straightforward purchase of a new John Deere 616R Self-Propelled Sprayer delivered some surprises for a NSW grain grower. By Country News
Cropping Grab an update in CorowaThe latest farm-ready information to improve profit will be discussed with researchers, agronomists and leading... By Country News
Cropping Crop sowing guide availableThe publication aims to prompt growers to ask themselves, ‘Am I growing the best variety... By Country News
Livestock RSPCA praises video surveillance inclusionThe RSPCA has commended the Australian Meat Industry Council for the inclusion of mandatory video... By Country News
Livestock MLA wants industry feedbackHave your say on a new five-year strategic plan for the red meat industry’s key... By Country News
Dairy Turn down the heat for dairy cowsIn hot weather, cows can cycle again, even though they’re in calf. And some breeds... By Jeanette Severs
Horticulture Glasshouse clean-out continuesA Katunga business remains closed while decontamination continues. By Geoff Adams
National 'Bail fail': states blindsided by tracking firm closureA private firm offering GPS tracking services for offenders on bail has collapsed without telling... By AAP Newswire
National Dutton supporting 'erasure' of Palestinians: advocatesAustralia's Palestinian community has slammed Peter Dutton for "legitimising" a plan put forward by Donald... By AAP Newswire
National Dutton urges inquiry into PM's caravan briefingAn independent inquiry should be carried out into when the prime minister was briefed on... By AAP Newswire
National Rush for new laws to confront danger of anti-SemitismA spate of hate crimes targeting Jewish communities has prompted an expansion of anti-vilification and... By AAP Newswire
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