Town Talk Town Talk | 13 years on council: Fern Summer’s storyFrom young nurse to seasoned councillor. By Marnie
News To mark International Women’s Day, Shepparton Soroptimists rise and dine to the occasionLocal trailblazers spoke of triumphs in the legal field and battles against MND. By Taylah Baker
PREMIUM News To mark International Women’s Day, Shepparton Soroptimists rise and dine to the occasionLocal trailblazers spoke of triumphs in the legal field and battles against MND. By Taylah Baker
PREMIUM News To mark International Women’s Day, Shepparton Soroptimists rise and dine to the occasionLocal trailblazers spoke of triumphs in the legal field and battles against MND. By Taylah Baker
Ask a Tech Australia bans Kaspersky: What it means for government, businesses and home usersThis week, I’m stepping away from the usual topics to cover a major industry development... By Nathan Vincent
News Run, walk and make a difference this Mother’s DayMother’s Day Classic Shepparton is bounding into action. By Sharlene Baldo
News Run, walk and make a difference this Mother’s DayMother’s Day Classic Shepparton is bounding into action. By Sharlene Baldo
Community Ethical Leadership Day for Catholic studentsMore than 70 senior secondary students from nine secondary schools in the Sandhurst Diocese came... By Contributed
Ask a Tech Australia bans Kaspersky: What it means for government, businesses and home usersThis week, I’m stepping away from the usual topics to cover a major industry development... By Nathan Vincent
Police & Court Dramatic police chase at 150km/hA man has faced court over a police chase that saw officers pull alongside him... By Shepparton News
Town Talk Town Talk | 13 years on council: Fern Summer’s storyFrom young nurse to seasoned councillor. By Marnie
News To mark International Women’s Day, Shepparton Soroptimists rise and dine to the occasionLocal trailblazers spoke of triumphs in the legal field and battles against MND. By Taylah Baker
News Run, walk and make a difference this Mother’s DayMother’s Day Classic Shepparton is bounding into action. By Sharlene Baldo
Community Ethical Leadership Day for Catholic studentsMore than 70 senior secondary students from nine secondary schools in the Sandhurst Diocese came... By Contributed
Ask a Tech Australia bans Kaspersky: What it means for government, businesses and home usersThis week, I’m stepping away from the usual topics to cover a major industry development... By Nathan Vincent
Police & Court Dramatic police chase at 150km/hA man has faced court over a police chase that saw officers pull alongside him... By Shepparton News
Sport Gallery | Nagambie star’s ton and Nolan carnage brings early Winter for Katandra By Marcus Beeck
Shepp Happens | The people behind Nanna Marce How did they start? How is their food so good?3 days ago
LISTEN | Blast from the Past Podcast episode one: GVL footy legend Des Campbell Check out the first episode of the News’ newest podcast.4 days ago
LISTEN | Grand finals, Top 20s - the final ep of the season has it all Tune in to the last episode of After The Jack for the season.5 days ago
Digging Deeper | It seems business is fleeting in Shepparton - but is it really? From new businesses starting to ones closing, what are some of the changes being seen in the Greater Shepparton business world?5 days ago
Pics from the Past | Shepparton’s sweetest memories start at Coles cafeteriaThe Wyndham St Coles store opened in 1964-5 and featured a cafeteria at the Welsford St end of the building.
Reel life | Rivers, streams and lakes: your autumn fishing guideAction is heating up in both fresh and saltwater.
The Boss's DogCanine commando: Manic, the $8 wonder dogIn case you missed it, the last Monday in February was Purple Poppy Day, otherwise known as the National Day for War Animals in Australia. It occurs every February 24th...
The Boss's DogPup culture: a century of dogged devotionI share The Boss’s affection for The New Yorker, but for different reasons: I like it on account of its fondness for dogs. It has always had cartoons about dogs,...
Pics From The Past Pics from the Past | Shepparton’s sweetest memories start at Coles cafeteria By Geoff Allemand
The Boss's DogCanine commando: Manic, the $8 wonder dogIn case you missed it, the last Monday in February was Purple Poppy Day, otherwise known as the National Day for War Animals in Australia. It occurs every February 24th...
The Boss's DogPup culture: a century of dogged devotionI share The Boss’s affection for The New Yorker, but for different reasons: I like it on account of its fondness for dogs. It has always had cartoons about dogs,...
News Construction to start on new police stationMoama residents will have a new police station soon as construction is set to begin... By Lua Ikenasio
News $30,000 opportunity for Campaspe artistsGargarro is seeking an artist to create a large art piece for the gardens. By Jemma Jones
News A thirsty possum poses for a photoBenalla’s Gary Oborne was in for a shock when he walked outside his home on... By Simon Ruppert
News Double fault by birdA bird coming into contact with electricity equipment has been attributed to two separate power... By Zoe McMaugh
News Local challenges LeyTocumwal’s own Glen Hyde will go up against Sussan Ley in a fight for the... By Southern Riverina News
News Gallery | Cobram and District Prep photosThere’s no day quite like your first day of school. By Owen Sinclair
News Fundraising event to help those who help usGnarly Neighbours is one of three organisations in the state to be spotlighted at The... By Billie Davern
News Mural festival draws artists near and farThis years Rochester Mural Festival will gather artists from around Australia later this month. By Lua Ikenasio
News Pioneer Museum condemned: future uncertainMulwala Pioneer Museum is closed indefinitely after serious structural issues were discovered in the building... By Jared Loughnan
News Aerodrome's future up in the airThe future of Corowa Aerodrome is up in the air with councillors unable to decide... By Christine McKee
News Unlicensed driver causes crash in TongalaA crash occurred in Tongala on Monday evening. By Jemma Jones
News St Augustine’s captains bring college togetherMeet the ambitious school captains ready to transform St Augustine’s College. By Jemma Jones
Dairy Dairy legal dispute settledADF and VFF UDV resolve a long-running disagreement. By Dairy News Australia
Dairy Dairy legal dispute settledADF and VFF UDV resolve a long-running disagreement. By Dairy News Australia
Cropping When can growers expect the autumn break?With a few years of wet summers and unpredictable weather events, the autumn break is... By Djembe Archibald
Livestock Red meat processing approved at abattoirThe Barham Micro Abattoir has officially obtained approval to process red meat alongside poultry. By Lua Ikenasio
Dairy Dairy legal dispute settledADF and VFF UDV resolve a long-running disagreement. By Country News
Water Building water relationshipsThe Murray Regional Strategy Group annual meeting heard how the group was working to improve... By Country News
Water Water plans walked backFarmer hopes for water security have been buoyed by new changes to water sharing plans... By Country News
News Autumn water release plannedWater for the environment will be released into the Goulburn River to help promote the... By Country News
World US talking to four different groups on sale of TikTokDonald Trump says his administration is in contact with four different groups about the sale... By AAP Newswire
World US has 'just about' ended pause on Ukraine intel shareDonald Trump says the United States had "just about" ended a suspension of intelligence sharing... By AAP Newswire
AAP Finance Ex-central banker to become Canada's prime ministerFormer central banker Mark Carney will become Canada's next prime minister after the governing Liberal... By AAP Newswire
National Voters abandoning hope for future amid economic worriesAustralians are losing hope in the future as economic and housing burdens weigh on their... By AAP Newswire
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