News Green light for Numurkah flood leveeThe first stage of protecting a town from major floods is set to begin. By Shepparton News
Features and Magazines Scholarships, Bursaries & Boarding OpportunitiesGrab your copy of Scholarships, Bursaries & Boarding Opportunities below and unlock exciting educational opportunities... By Shepparton News
Sport What the likes of Larkin and Archer are doing in the big smoke is nothing short of specialGoulburn Valley fingerprints are plastered all over the Victorian Premier Cricket landscape at the moment... By Liam Nash
Police & Court Alleged drug-driver stole and rolled $180,000 car in Shepparton police chase, court told
PREMIUM Community Attending Jamboree was Kialla Scouts’ honourThe Scouts experienced a trip of a lifetime. By Georgia Tacey
PREMIUM Community Attending Jamboree was Kialla Scouts’ honourThe Scouts experienced a trip of a lifetime. By Georgia Tacey
Police & Court Fearful escape: man flees car after ‘gun’ threatMan faces court after his victim fled into a Kialla car dealership fearing for his... By Shepparton News
Police & Court Alleged speeding driver who evaded police arrested laterShepparton police arrested a man this week after he allegedly drove at more than double... By Bree Harding
Education New year, new program for St Anne’sA new program has been implemented in Catholic classrooms from the first day of this... By Djembe Archibald, Jemma Jones
Galleries Gallery | Big smiles, big steps at Shepparton East PrimaryFrom flipping through their first schoolbooks to ruling over the playground, Shepparton East Primary School... By Khadija Hadjab, Rechelle Zammit
Sport From cardboard cut outs to chats with ‘Chops’, this young gun’s story is a doozySchool has only returned, but one student’s grades have quietly impressed over summer. By Liam Nash
Sport Four set to fight with two due for one-day tiltThe picture heading into Cricket Shepparton’s one-day final is a cloudy one. By Jesse Robertson-Torres
News Green light for Numurkah flood leveeThe first stage of protecting a town from major floods is set to begin. By Shepparton News
Features and Magazines Scholarships, Bursaries & Boarding OpportunitiesGrab your copy of Scholarships, Bursaries & Boarding Opportunities below and unlock exciting educational opportunities... By Shepparton News
Sport What the likes of Larkin and Archer are doing in the big smoke is nothing short of specialGoulburn Valley fingerprints are plastered all over the Victorian Premier Cricket landscape at the moment... By Liam Nash
Education New year, new program for St Anne’sA new program has been implemented in Catholic classrooms from the first day of this... By Djembe Archibald, Jemma Jones
Galleries Gallery | Big smiles, big steps at Shepparton East PrimaryFrom flipping through their first schoolbooks to ruling over the playground, Shepparton East Primary School... By Khadija Hadjab, Rechelle Zammit
Sport From cardboard cut outs to chats with ‘Chops’, this young gun’s story is a doozySchool has only returned, but one student’s grades have quietly impressed over summer. By Liam Nash
Sport Four set to fight with two due for one-day tiltThe picture heading into Cricket Shepparton’s one-day final is a cloudy one. By Jesse Robertson-Torres
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 day ago
Shepp Happens | It's a dog's world (and we're just living in it) The next episode of Shepp Happens is here.1 week ago
Words in action | Invasion Day: A call for unityIt is a day of significance, of mixed emotions — of profound sadness, and loss, but also survival.
Comment | Meta’s risky move: fact-checking axed“The mis- and disinformation that spread on Meta’s platforms are harmful to people’s health, wellbeing and to social cohesion.”
Letter to the editor | Jeff Bourman: out of touch?Jeff Bourman from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party ought get back in his box in Melbourne bayside suburbia.
The Boss's DogThe Boss unleashes his inner gadget geekThe Boss has a weakness for gadgets. It’s a fact.
The Boss's DogPeacemaker or profitmaker? The Donald’s Golden AgeWhat’s not to like about another four years of daily entertainment? The Boss doesn’t share my enthusiasm but I was pleased to see The Donald back this week, full of...
The Boss's DogThe Boss unleashes his inner gadget geekThe Boss has a weakness for gadgets. It’s a fact.
The Boss's DogPeacemaker or profitmaker? The Donald’s Golden AgeWhat’s not to like about another four years of daily entertainment? The Boss doesn’t share my enthusiasm but I was pleased to see The Donald back this week, full of...
News The pain in fighting TNTrigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a debilitating nerve condition, and a group of locals are committed... By Nicole Thomson
News Man stabbed in Benalla street, suspect in custodyPolice were called to Jensen Crt, Benalla about 1am on January 30, after reports of... By Contributed
News Racism and safety complaintsTwo separate investigations have been launched following alleged complaints about management at Murrumbidgee Local Health... By Zoe McMaugh
News Search ends for missing man in Murray RiverEmergency services searched the river for a missing swimmer. By Monique Preston
News Mitchell Shire Community Awards recipientsThe Mitchell Shire community welcomed new Australian citizens and announced Community Award recipients in a... By Contributed
News Vintage train pays a visitRochy was full of life on Sunday, January 26 when S-class diesel locomotives brought hundreds... By Emily Donohoe
News Stephen Ralph honoured for servicePopular local ambulance officer and manager Stephen Ralph has been recognised on Australia Day for... By Jared Loughnan
News Australia Day’s Federation’s heroesHowlong’s Wayne Lamb was named 2025 Federation Council Citizen of the Year, Daniel Hateley the... 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
Sport Another Australia Day title for CunningtonThree rounds into the R.E. Dick Australia Day Fours event at Tongala Bowling Club on... By Rohan Aldous
PREMIUM Water Trees put to workGoulburn Valley Water and Goulburn Broken CMA are repurposing harvested trees for environmental benefit. By Country News
PREMIUM Water Trees put to workGoulburn Valley Water and Goulburn Broken CMA are repurposing harvested trees for environmental benefit. By Country News
Livestock Feedlot trial shows promising results A trial conducted at Charles Sturt University’s feedlot in Wagga Wagga has revealed significant results... By Country News
Dairy The future of Holsteins?A dairy farm open day will focus on the milking daughters of a world-leading polled... By Country News
Dairy NSW Jersey crowned championThe champion Jersey at International Dairy Week made the journey from the south coast of... By Geoff Adams
Livestock Elmore stud to hold salePepperton will offer quality ewes from its high performance flock in a second stage dispersal... By Country News
Water Rationing warning from G-MWGoulburn-Murray Water may have to ration water deliveries in February. By Geoff Adams
World Trump suggests DEI policies contributed to DC crashUS President Donald Trump has suggested without evidence that the deadly midair collision of two... By AAP Newswire
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World RFK's 'misleading' vaccine stance concerns committeeRobert F Kennedy Jr, President Donald Trump's pick to run the top US health agency,... By AAP Newswire
World Trump points finger at pilot, controller over DC crashPresident Donald Trump has questioned the actions of the army helicopter pilot and air traffic... By AAP Newswire
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