Police & Court Your weekly wrap of police and court newsClick through for links to each story. By Djembe Archibald
News Help fill a hamper through this Christmas food driveAs the holidays approach, growing need and decreased availability means Shepparton Family and Financial services... By Kate Walters
News Helpers are asking for help: a local family support service may close in DecemberThe Goulburn Valley Pregnancy and Family Support Service is sounding the alarm as lack of... By Kate Walters
PREMIUM News Local history set in stoneA project four years in the making reached its conclusion on Thursday, October 24. By Owen Sinclair
PREMIUM News Local history set in stoneA project four years in the making reached its conclusion on Thursday, October 24. By Owen Sinclair
Police & Court Police urge secure gun storage to prevent theftsGun owners are risking their own community’s safety when their firearms are not stored securely... By Bree Harding
News Hay spills in trailer rolloverTraffic was slowed on a main Goulburn Valley road after a trailer carrying hay rolled... By Monique Preston
News A large coffee and a sweep of Golden Bean Awards to goCould the world’s best coffee be found right here in Shepparton? By Taylah Baker
News Help support our vetsIn the lead up to Remembrance Day, poppies are for sale across Shepparton. By Georgia Tacey
News COUNCIL ELECTION | Remaining wards paint early voting pictureSee where the Pine Lodge and Yanha Gurtji races sit. By Tyler Maher
Galleries Gallery | Tea time for seniorsThe very oldest members of our community enjoyed a special high tea. By Georgia Tacey, Rechelle Zammit
Police & Court Your weekly wrap of police and court newsClick through for links to each story. By Djembe Archibald
News Help fill a hamper through this Christmas food driveAs the holidays approach, growing need and decreased availability means Shepparton Family and Financial services... By Kate Walters
News Helpers are asking for help: a local family support service may close in DecemberThe Goulburn Valley Pregnancy and Family Support Service is sounding the alarm as lack of... By Kate Walters
News A large coffee and a sweep of Golden Bean Awards to goCould the world’s best coffee be found right here in Shepparton? By Taylah Baker
News Help support our vetsIn the lead up to Remembrance Day, poppies are for sale across Shepparton. By Georgia Tacey
News COUNCIL ELECTION | Remaining wards paint early voting pictureSee where the Pine Lodge and Yanha Gurtji races sit. By Tyler Maher
Galleries Gallery | Tea time for seniorsThe very oldest members of our community enjoyed a special high tea. By Georgia Tacey, Rechelle Zammit
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The Boss's DogA confused voice for Nicholls?Some good news from the river: the rainbow bee-eaters and kingfishers have found spots to dig their nesting holes after the river finally went down a week ago.
The Boss's DogYou could call this dog BibiNo self-respecting dog will shirk a fight: it’s first a question of honour, defending your position — but it might be your territory too, or it could be over a...
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The Boss's DogA confused voice for Nicholls?Some good news from the river: the rainbow bee-eaters and kingfishers have found spots to dig their nesting holes after the river finally went down a week ago.
The Boss's DogYou could call this dog BibiNo self-respecting dog will shirk a fight: it’s first a question of honour, defending your position — but it might be your territory too, or it could be over a...
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News The pain in fighting TNTrigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a debilitating nerve condition, and a group of locals are committed... By Nicole Thomson
News Nichol Trading People’s Choice Award - Gargarro Botanic Gardens CafeGargarro Botanic Gardens Cafe has taken out the prestigious Nichol Trading People’s Choice Award, a... By Emily Donohoe
News Train breakdown leads to rare wheel repair operationXPT engine gets a lift at Benalla station. By Benalla Ensign
News Dash down to enjoy the BazaarWhen Justine Keech first suggested the Deniliquin Business Chamber run a Deni Dachshund Dash she... By Zoe McMaugh
News Health homes arriveA key step in attracting health professionals to the Southern Riverina has begun with the... By Zoe McMaugh
News Diwali Day at Cobram Regional CareThe day held special significance for the organisation’s Indian staff. By Owen Sinclair
News Gnarly Neighbours’ grant boosts safe spaces for kidsGnarly Neighbours received a $50,000 grant to launch ‘Skate to Create’, fostering creativity and inclusivity... By Faith Macale
News McPherson Media Group Best in Retail Award - The Town Barber RochesterA newer kid on the block, The Town Barber Rochester took out the McPherson Media... By Emily Donohoe
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News Holiday tax outrageThe controversial 7.5 per cent Holiday and Tourism Tax which will be introduced in Victoria... By Corowa Free Press
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
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PREMIUM Water G-MW customer bodies almost 100 years oldG-MW’s advisory bodies have almost reached a century. By Geoff Adams
PREMIUM Water G-MW customer bodies almost 100 years oldG-MW’s advisory bodies have almost reached a century. By Geoff Adams
Water New customer committees for G-MWG-MW has outlined the role of new water service committees following a board meeting last... By Country News
Livestock Social media is being used in the latest livestock selling scam.Cattle, a kitten and even donkeys have allegedly been falsely advertised for sale on social... By AAP
Dairy Parents to be shielded from misleading milk formula adsThe Australian Department of Health wants to mandate new industry regulations. By AAP
Livestock Virtual fencing recommendedA bill seeks to legalise virtual fencing in New South Wales. By Geoff Adams
Water CMAs supporting climate change studyVictorian catchment management authorities will be helping out a climate change study. By Country News
Cropping Victorian crop production is estimated to be down this yearRabobank’s latest forecast predicts Victorian crop production will be down this year. By Geoff Adams
Water Water customers raise concernsIrrigators have raised concerns over G-MW proposed changes to their customer bodies. By Geoff Adams
World North Gaza 'apocalyptic,' all at imminent risk: UNThe situation in the northern Gaza Strip is "apocalyptic" as Israel pursues a military offensive... By AAP Newswire
World North Gaza 'apocalyptic,' all at imminent risk: UNThe situation in the northern Gaza Strip is "apocalyptic" as Israel pursues a military offensive... By AAP Newswire
AAP Entertainment Illume: Capturing light and Country through danceDarrell Sibosado's Country on Western Australia's Dampier Peninsula has a particular "vibration". By AAP Newswire
World US flags extra military assistance to UkraineThe Pentagon has announced it is sending an additional $US425 million ($A648 million) in military... By AAP Newswire
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