News Victoria Police intensifies crackdownOfficers have issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Shepparton, Benalla and Mitchell... By Simon Ruppert
News School’s Out: Your guide to holiday funThis handy booklet is brimming with bargains and exciting adventures the whole family can enjoy... By Kelly Carmody
News Forum addresses family violenceVictoria Police and Greater Shepparton City Council hosted a family violence community forum. By Contributed
PREMIUM News Victoria Police intensifies crackdownOfficers have issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Shepparton, Benalla and Mitchell Shire. By Simon Ruppert
PREMIUM News Victoria Police intensifies crackdownOfficers have issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Shepparton, Benalla and Mitchell Shire. By Simon Ruppert
News School’s Out: Your guide to holiday funThis handy booklet is brimming with bargains and exciting adventures the whole family can enjoy... By Kelly Carmody
Community Tis the Season for LightsLooking for holiday cheer? The 2024 Shepparton News Christmas Lights Guide has you covered. By Shepparton News
News Four bright leaders join the Shepparton Lighthouse boardDiscover the new powerhouse members leading the organisation into its next decade. By Taylah Baker
Education Some Goulburn Valley teachers to use ‘scripts’ in classrooms from 2025Teachers to use structured scripts for lessons, ensuring consistent learning across all Sandhurst schools. By Jemma Jones
News Shepparton cops join Bleed4BlueThe cause will be running until the end of February 2025. By Georgia Tacey
Police & Court Fatal crash hit-and-run driver ‘panicked’The driver who hit and killed a Benalla teen has faced court. By Monique Preston
News Victoria Police intensifies crackdownOfficers have issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Shepparton, Benalla and Mitchell... By Simon Ruppert
News School’s Out: Your guide to holiday funThis handy booklet is brimming with bargains and exciting adventures the whole family can enjoy... By Kelly Carmody
News Forum addresses family violenceVictoria Police and Greater Shepparton City Council hosted a family violence community forum. By Contributed
News Four bright leaders join the Shepparton Lighthouse boardDiscover the new powerhouse members leading the organisation into its next decade. By Taylah Baker
Education Some Goulburn Valley teachers to use ‘scripts’ in classrooms from 2025Teachers to use structured scripts for lessons, ensuring consistent learning across all Sandhurst schools. By Jemma Jones
News Shepparton cops join Bleed4BlueThe cause will be running until the end of February 2025. By Georgia Tacey
Police & Court Fatal crash hit-and-run driver ‘panicked’The driver who hit and killed a Benalla teen has faced court. By Monique Preston
LISTEN | After The Jack does an anti-rain dance Join Tyler Maher and Ash Williamson for this week’s episode.5 days ago
Digging Deeper | Period poverty and the whole bloody story This week’s episode discusses period poverty, Shepparton’s efforts in reducing it and free tampon and pad vending machines across Victoria.6 days ago
The holiday period is weird when you don’t celebrate itWhy I’m happy to avoid Christmas celebrations.
Opinion | Support local: Government urged to buy Australian-madeGovernment procurement at both state and federal levels is not as focused as it should be on buying local.
Letter to the editor | Vacant homes in Shepparton: a disgraceful neglect“The weeds are about a metre tall, the fences are getting pulled down and some homes are being used for rubbish dumps.”
The Boss's DogRain brings the farmer’s friends a bug buffetIt’s been party time for the straw-necked Ibis since the rain – they have a knack of turning up when the bugs are bursting out of the ground.
The Boss's DogThe world goes bananas: $6.2m for a duct-taped snackI was relieved to hear that the feller who bought a banana at Sotheby’s in New York last week for $6.2m is going to eat it.
Opinion Letter to the editor | Vacant homes in Shepparton: a disgraceful neglect By Letter to the Editor
The Boss's DogRain brings the farmer’s friends a bug buffetIt’s been party time for the straw-necked Ibis since the rain – they have a knack of turning up when the bugs are bursting out of the ground.
The Boss's DogThe world goes bananas: $6.2m for a duct-taped snackI was relieved to hear that the feller who bought a banana at Sotheby’s in New York last week for $6.2m is going to eat it.
News The pain in fighting TNTrigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a debilitating nerve condition, and a group of locals are committed... By Nicole Thomson
News Young boy’s hair donation honours his grandpa’s battle with brain cancerFrom long locks to a sleek and short cut — Ben’s touching tribute to his... By Jemma Jones
News Victoria Police intensifies crackdownOfficers have issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Shepparton, Benalla and Mitchell... By Simon Ruppert
News More cars stolenCommunity members are being urged to provide information to police and protect themselves more thoroughly... By Zoe McMaugh
News Lucky escape: Berrigan family wakes to house on fireA young Berrigan family has escaped unscathed following a house fire that tore through and... By Daniel Briggs
News Doors open at Cobram ColesThe new precinct to offer choice and convenience, say advocates. By Owen Sinclair
Sport Home-grown Paralympian was in town on ThursdayWheelchair rugby star James McQuillan visited local schools. By Matthew Kappos
News A Century of ConnectionA big day is planned for the official ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of... By Jared Loughnan
News Contentious BWS bottle shop gets green lightFederation Council has avoided what they predict would be a costly and unsuccessful challenge in... By Jared Loughnan
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 Teddy’s cycling adventure raises dementia awareness in KyabramMeet Teddy, the pint-sized celebrity on a mission to raise awareness for dementia. By Jemma Jones
PREMIUM Dairy Deni farmer travels to BelgiumCallum McPhee mentored the Australian team of young dairy farmers at this year’s Young Breeders School. By Sophie Baldwin
PREMIUM Dairy Deni farmer travels to BelgiumCallum McPhee mentored the Australian team of young dairy farmers at this year’s Young Breeders School. By Sophie Baldwin
Livestock Consider early weaning of beef calvesEarly weaning can help your cows maintain condition and fertility while setting up the calves... By Country News
Dairy Dairy companies in courtFonterra wants to clarify its legal arrangements with Bega. By Geoff Adams
Water Talking about water will cost $16mConsulting with NSW Murray-Darling Basin irrigation communities will cost the Commonwealth about $16 million. By Geoff Adams
Water Water leadership group switchThe GMID Water Leadership Forum has a new co-chair. By Geoff Adams
Water Plenty of water availableA wet spring is filling water storages and suppressing irrigation demand. By Geoff Adams
Dairy Dairy effluent boosts pasture growthDairy effluent contains many important nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. By Country News
National 'Exercise extreme caution': Jews warned about AustraliaJews are being told they are not safe in Australia and to "exercise extreme caution"... By AAP Newswire
World Suspect in killing of US health executive in custodyAuthorities have arrested the man suspected of killing UnitedHealth executive Brian Thompson in a brazen... By AAP Newswire
National Australia travel warning for Jews across the worldJews or Israelis considering travelling to Australia are being told to "exercise extreme caution" after... By AAP Newswire
National Community reels after methanol victims farewelledThe heartbroken families and friends of Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones are preparing for life... By AAP Newswire