Galleries Gallery | Underdog crosses the finish line at recent launchDocumentary hit the big screen last Thursday and launches online this week. By Nicola Ceccato
Community Shepparton event celebrates Indigenous business leadershipBreakfast brings local business leaders together to explore the opportunities and benefits of partnerships between... By Khadija Hadjab
Ask a Tech Ask a tech | How one reader’s story can help protect you from scamsThis scammer’s approach was particularly sneaky, combining two attacks in one. By Nathan Vincent
PREMIUM Sport Goulburn Valley based Pioneers products Shanahan and Barrat revel in new lives as AFL playersBendigo Pioneers talents Jobe Shanahan and James Barrat have done what every footy player dreams of. By Matthew Kappos, Emily Donohoe, Oliver Shedden
PREMIUM Sport Goulburn Valley based Pioneers products Shanahan and Barrat revel in new lives as AFL playersBendigo Pioneers talents Jobe Shanahan and James Barrat have done what every footy player dreams of. By Matthew Kappos, Emily Donohoe, Oliver Shedden
News Nathalia fire destroys home, damages othersFifteen fire trucks were used to fight the blaze. By Monique Preston
Police & Court Man allegedly set fires near campers on Easter long weekendMan who “thought he was going to die” applies for bail. By Grace Carter
Police & Court Aggravated burglary at Mooroopna hotelA man was taken to hospital after being assaulted by two men. By Grace Carter
Sport When your top four stand up like this, you’re always going to be a hard side to beatThe magic number for Old Students on Saturday was four. By Liam Nash
Sport Gallery | Can anyone stop Tallygaroopna considering the vein of form the Redlegs are in?It still does not seem like a Tallygaroopna loss is on the bingo card. By Liam Nash
Galleries Gallery | Underdog crosses the finish line at recent launchDocumentary hit the big screen last Thursday and launches online this week. By Nicola Ceccato
Community Shepparton event celebrates Indigenous business leadershipBreakfast brings local business leaders together to explore the opportunities and benefits of partnerships between... By Khadija Hadjab
Ask a Tech Ask a tech | How one reader’s story can help protect you from scamsThis scammer’s approach was particularly sneaky, combining two attacks in one. By Nathan Vincent
Police & Court Man allegedly set fires near campers on Easter long weekendMan who “thought he was going to die” applies for bail. By Grace Carter
Police & Court Aggravated burglary at Mooroopna hotelA man was taken to hospital after being assaulted by two men. By Grace Carter
Sport When your top four stand up like this, you’re always going to be a hard side to beatThe magic number for Old Students on Saturday was four. By Liam Nash
Sport Gallery | Can anyone stop Tallygaroopna considering the vein of form the Redlegs are in?It still does not seem like a Tallygaroopna loss is on the bingo card. By Liam Nash
LISTEN | New Nagambie coach joins the show Tune in to season 5, episode 6 of After The Jack.4 days ago
Town Talk | From Pakistan to Melbourne: Seema’s storyFormer councillor’s incredible journey of love and ambition.
Pics from the Past | The story behind Fraser StNamed after William Fraser, the last squatter to hold the licence for the "Tallygaroopna" run, which he purchased in 1862, the area has a rich historical significance.
The Boss's DogWhere dogs dare: Apollo’s epic pyramid stuntI’ve been scouring the web this week looking for something more entertaining than The Donald being himself, and discovered Apollo, the stray dog who went viral after he was seen...
The Boss's DogMan or mutt: the subtle art of human domesticationLooking like The Boss is not something I aspire to — and he tells me he feels the same way about me.
The Boss's DogWhere dogs dare: Apollo’s epic pyramid stuntI’ve been scouring the web this week looking for something more entertaining than The Donald being himself, and discovered Apollo, the stray dog who went viral after he was seen...
The Boss's DogMan or mutt: the subtle art of human domesticationLooking like The Boss is not something I aspire to — and he tells me he feels the same way about me.
News The pain in fighting TNTrigeminal neuralgia (TN) is a debilitating nerve condition, and a group of locals are committed... By Nicole Thomson
News Funds and a farewell delivered at Tongala community bank’s AGMLeadership changes, $58,608 in grants and a heartfelt farewell. By Jemma Jones
News Massive defence deal lands in Benalla, promising jobs and growth“This project has the opportunity to deliver hundreds of local jobs; however, this will require... By Contributed
News Knife ThreatA Deniliquin shop attendant was reportedly threatened with a knife during an attempted robbery in... By Zoe McMaugh
News Kath’s Kindness shinesFinley and district is celebrating alongside Kath Koschel, who last week was named the NSW... By Daniel Briggs
Police & Court Fires lit in bush and neighbour threatenedA man who lit nine fires at a popular Cobram tourist spot has been sentenced... By Cobram Courier
News Seymour students tackle rigorous challenges for prestigious community awardThe Rotary Club of Seymour recently celebrated its Junior Community Awards at the Royal Hotel... By Contributed
News Murray River among worlds bestThe Murray River has always been a favourite holiday destination for Australians, but it has... By Yarrawonga Chronicle
News Murray River among worlds bestThe Murray River has always been a favourite holiday destination for Australians, but it has... 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
News Tongala community in mourning over tragedyCondolences and messages of support are flooding in for the family of Luke and Benny... By Oliver Shedden
PREMIUM Water More water buybacks from the Murray-DarlingA second buyback program has started, but the Federal Government is not talking about how it works. By Geoff Adams
PREMIUM Water More water buybacks from the Murray-DarlingA second buyback program has started, but the Federal Government is not talking about how it works. By Geoff Adams
Dairy Dreams do come trueMore than 120 cows across 17 herds were presented in the annual Northern District Jersey... By Sophie Baldwin
Livestock National saleyard survey results are inThe MLA survey aims to inform industry of saleyard throughput across all states, except the... By Country News
Dairy Final sale for Sunshine FarmsThe last stock from a Merrigum Jersey stud are sold. By Geoff Adams
Dairy Spring sensationsA Holstein sale in Shepparton topped at $13,200 and averaged $3710. By Geoff Adams
Machinery and Products Separating good from bad One of the challenges with dairy farming is separating the milk of those heifers and... By Jeanette Severs
Animal Health Avian influenza funding welcomed by ADFAustralian Dairy Farmers has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of an extra $95 million in... By Andy Wilson
Animal Health Learn to read all the signsRecently, I was running some training on interpreting the data from herd health monitoring equipment... By Dr Robert Bonanno
National Coal mine approvals defended after major port blockadeThe continued approval of fossil fuel projects has been defended after nearly 200 people were... By AAP Newswire
World Uruguay's conservative candidate Delgado admits defeatUruguay's ruling coalition candidate Alvaro Delgado has conceded the presidential election to his centre-left rival... By AAP Newswire
AAP Other Sport Schmidt feels Lions-taming project still on courseJoe Schmidt is urging Australian rugby fans to keep faith with his Lions-taming project despite... By AAP Newswire
National Australian visa scheme a 'breeding ground' for slaveryTens of thousands of Pacific islanders working in Australia are facing exploitation, with concerns their... By AAP Newswire
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