Shepparton

Drum angry at 50km travel limit

Federal Member for Nicholls Damian Drum is calling on the National Cabinet to find a way not to punish regional Victorians and river communities impacted by the recent NSW-Victorian border closure. He said ahead of Friday’s National Cabinet meeting...

James Bennett

7 hours ago

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Shepparton News

17 Jun 2020

Sport

Goulburn Valley Hockey Association cancels senior season

Another sport has succumbed to the impact of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Goulburn Valley Hockey Association cancelled its senior winter competitions on Friday, after an update from the Victorian Government concerning community sport. The...

Aydin Payne

21 hours ago

News

Apology to Mr Chris Baldwin

On page 1 of the March 29, 2020, edition, the article ‘AXE ON FIRM — Shepparton Accounting Company at Centre of Brazen Tax Scam Deregistered’ appeared with a photo of Mr Chris Baldwin. It identified Mr Baldwin as the founder of Brown Baldwin...

Shepparton News

05 Jun 2020

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Apology to Mr Chris Baldwin

Shepparton News

05 Jun 2020

News

Katamatite Cricket Club receives funding for new junior female team

Katamatite residents will have more opportunities to get active and play sport as coronavirus restrictions gradually ease, with the local cricket club set to improve the health of the community. Katamatite Cricket Club will receive $2180 to form...

Spencer Fowler Steen

38 minutes ago

Sport

Lindsay Park’s new trainer partnership kicks off with a win

It was a memorable first race for Lindsay Park’s new training partnership, Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes. The Euroa pair saluted in its debut race as an official two-man training combination on Friday. A classy victory by Stormborn ($2.15) in race one...

Aydin Payne

22 hours ago

News

Call to open border and ease restrictions

The border closure between Victorian and New South Wales border isn’t logical now stage three government COVID-19 restrictions are in place in the Mitchell Shire and Melbourne, according to Member for Northern Victoria Tania Maxwell. Last week, Ms...

Morgan Dyer

38 minutes ago

Sport

Clayton Scott thrives in US experience

It might be the world game, but in Echuca-Moama sport is a whole other world where a round ball simply doesn’t go into an oval hole. And that was the challenge Clayton Scott faced growing up in the twin towns, where winter belongs to...

Brayden May

10 Jul 2020

News

Katamatite Cricket Club receives funding for new junior female team

Spencer Fowler Steen

38 minutes ago

Sport

Lindsay Park’s new trainer partnership kicks off with a win

Aydin Payne

22 hours ago

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Call to open border and ease restrictions

Morgan Dyer

38 minutes ago

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Clayton Scott thrives in US experience

Brayden May

10 Jul 2020

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Greater Shepparton records new active COVID-19 case

Greater Shepparton has recorded another active case of COVID-19. It’s the second case for the region in a week, but the case recorded last Saturday has since become inactive. It is not known where the location of the active case is. Greater...

Madi Chwasta

11 Jul 2020

Shepparton

Greater Shepparton has two active cases of COVID-19

Greater Shepparton has two active cases of COVID-19. The Department of Health and Human Services reported the new case today, which is the second positive diagnosis recorded for the region this weekend. The locations of the positive cases are not...

Madi Chwasta

22 hours ago

News

Cross border exemptions now available online

LOCAL residents wishing to cross the border from Victoria to NSW are now available online via the Service NSW website. The Public Health (COVID-19 NSW and Victorian Border) Order 2020 states that from 12.01am tomorrow (Wednesday 8 July 2020), no one...

Brayden May

07 Jul 2020

News

“Sensible bubble” on the way for Echuca-Moama

THE NSW police commissioner Mick Fuller has confirmed border communities such as Echuca-Moama will be treated differently than the rest of Victoria.

Brayden May

07 Jul 2020

News

NSW-Victoria border officially slams shut

IT’S MIDNIGHT. It’s official - the NSW-Victoria border is officially closed. The barricades started going up as early as noon on Tuesday but by midnight police and Australian Defence Force personnel were manning road blocks at as many of the 55...

Riverine Herald

08 Jul 2020

Lifestyle

Guide to a family day out in Kyabram

Just a half-hour drive down the road from Shepparton, the town of Kyabram awaits you and your family.

Morgan Dyer

09 Jul 2020

News

Kyabram Town Hall to reopen on July 20

AFTER spending nearly four months closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Kyabram Town Hall is now gearing up for its grand return. Set to reopen on Monday, July 20, the hall will have three exhibitions sure to catch the eye: Passions, Journeys and...

Jared Prestwidge

11 Jul 2020

News

Shepparton online shoppers boost economy during COVID-19 pandemic

Greater Shepparton online shoppers have helped provide a big boost to the online economy. Recent analysis from Deloitte Access Economics have found at the height of the COVID-19 crisis Australia Post powered an estimated $2.4 billion extra into the...

Morgan Dyer

3 hours ago

At Home

Need some isolation inspiration?

Looking for ideas to keep you entertained at home? Well look no further. We’ve got you covered with our ‘At Home’ section, with everything from DIY and TV recommendations, to music and fitness

Shepparton News

20 May 2020

Galleries

Mt Buller: So many reasons to smile | Gallery

The official start of the 2020 ski season at Mt Buller is less than four weeks away but an early cold snap across south-east Australia last month saw snow settle at resorts from Perisher to Lake Mountain. With the recent easing of restrictions, News...

Shepparton News

01 Jun 2020

Education

Goulburn Valley Grammar students fight MND

Goulburn Valley Grammar School students have come out in force for Motor Neurone Disease research, wearing the iconic blue FightMND beanies and raising $847 for the cause.

Madi Chwasta

29 Jun 2020

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Virus updates

News

All aboard the COVID-19 commute from Echuca to Moama

WHILE Echuca-Moama battles cross-border COVID-19 congestion, the hundreds of police and armed forces personnel manning checkpoints the length of the NSW-Victoria border are being forced to battle the elements.

Riverine Herald

23 hours ago

News

New survey of cafes reveals industry is on a cliff edge

A RECENT report into the current state of Australia’s cafes has revealed an overwhelming majority of small hospitality businesses won’t be able to recover from recent hardship without third-party support. In Victoria 82 per cent of cafe...

Daneka Hill

11 Jul 2020

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Shepparton News

24 Apr 2020

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Mt Buller: So many reasons to smile | Gallery

Shepparton News

01 Jun 2020

Sport

PHOTOS | Golfers enjoy return to the fairways

Mooroopna Golf Club was back to normal on Saturday, well sort of. The course held its first Saturday competition since the coronavirus pandemic forced its closure in March. Although more than 100 golfers took part in the competition, with each group...

Shepparton News

18 May 2020

Sport

PHOTOS | Social bowls returns

The region’s bowlers have wasted little time getting back on the greens after the Victorian Government’s relaxation of coronavirus restrictions. It might just have been social play — with competitive bowls still off the table — but...

Shepparton News

18 May 2020

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Opinion

Is MOVE ahead of SAM?

Congratulations to the committee that has made the Museum of Vehicle Evolution become a reality. Predictions are construction to the $5.35 million 10,000 sq m expansion might start by the end of the month. Upon viewing the fly-through video provided...

James Bennett

8 minutes ago

Opinion

Beware the hydra-headed snake of coronavirus

As borders close and walls go up, now is not the time to start shutting down our respect for each other or for the rules. The old Monty Python classic line “you are all individuals” is funny, but not true. We are in fact a society and now is the...

John Lewis

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Oh, G-o-o-o-o-d, does Thirty Something get married?

Before we start the walk down ‘that’ aisle, girlfriends, let me quickly update you on why I am standing outside a house of God in the fading afternoon light. I mean, did you even realise there is a pecking order in churches as marriage...

Shepparton News

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Artists paint Goulburn Valley cheerful amid challenging times

Art has many intangible, yet undeniable powers. Among them, and in my opinion, the most important right now, is the ability to provide solace during challenging times. Over the past month, I’ve encountered a number of artists in the Goulburn...

Shepparton News

08 Jul 2020

Opinion

Is MOVE ahead of SAM?

James Bennett

8 minutes ago

Opinion

Beware the hydra-headed snake of coronavirus

John Lewis

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Oh, G-o-o-o-o-d, does Thirty Something get married?

Shepparton News

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Is MOVE ahead of SAM?

James Bennett

8 minutes ago

Opinion

Beware the hydra-headed snake of coronavirus

John Lewis

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Oh, G-o-o-o-o-d, does Thirty Something get married?

Shepparton News

09 Jul 2020

Opinion

Artists paint Goulburn Valley cheerful amid challenging times

Shepparton News

08 Jul 2020

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News

Light up the night in world record bid

For more information and to register, visit https://worldrecordlight. thinkific. com/

Riverine Herald

20 Jun 2020

Video

Faith In Isolation: Tamandeep Singh

In a weekly series the Shepparton News explores how faith is helping locals through COVID-19

Shepparton News

15 Jun 2020

Video

Faith In Isolation

In a weekly series the Shepparton News explores how faith is helping locals through COVID-19

Shepparton News

15 Jun 2020

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Meet the Goulburn Valley’s latest arrivals

Vali Joe Collins Jessica and Sean Collins announce the arrival of Vali Joe Collins. Vali was born on June 21 weighing 3.43 kg. He is a brother for Bjorn and Hagen. Jesse Ray Davies Jesse Ray Davies was born to parents Selinda Lempick and...

Shepparton News

30 Jun 2020

Contributed Photos

Misty morning around Victoria Park Lake

Shepparton’s Victoria Park Lake is a beautiful place no matter the weather. The play areas and walking track around its edge make it delightful for all ages. Sometimes a quiet walk grants extraordinary views and clearly, the early bird gets the...

Reader Contributed

23 Jun 2020

Contributed Photos

Graduation surprise for local nurse

The pandemic has suspended graduation celebrations across the country. However, that didn’t stop one proud mum celebrating her daughter’s achievements. Jennifer Broadbent surprised her daughter and Shepparton La Trobe University graduate nurse Eliz...

Morgan Dyer

20 May 2020

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Regional

News

Victorian government supporting Echuca tourism businesses

THE Victorian Government is putting Echuca tourism operators on life support as visitors from Melbourne are locked our of the region.

Anna McGuinness

20 hours ago

News

Kyabram Gift to hold Rubber Duck Race charity event

BETTER get quacking, there’s a race on and you don’t want to miss it. And while it isn’t exactly the Melbourne Cup, it’ll be sure to give you something to cheer about — especially since the top prize is $500. Organised...

Jared Prestwidge

2 hours ago

News

Jan takes the reins - new Rotary President announced

The Rotary Club of Benalla welcomed Janice Crothers as its 82nd president at this year’s official changeover. However, like many thing at this moment in history the ceremony had to be carried out via Zoom thanks to COVID-19 restrictions. While this...

Simon Ruppert

07 Jul 2020

News

High quality financial service

Fleming Partners is a firm of chartered accountants and investment advisers who are able to offer a comprehensive professional service which embraces all facets of business and financial services. We have an enthusiastic team of professionals and it...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

12 Jul 2020

News

Take advantage of residential incentives

The HomeBuilders grant may be welcomed in the Southern Riverina, but the $25,000 might not be utilised unless the local economy improves. The Commonwealth grant is being offered to anyone building a new home up to $750,000 in value (which includes...

Daniel Hughes

10 Jul 2020

News

Aboriginal locals encouraged to apply for writing awards

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers with a connection to the region are encouraged to apply for the annual Dungala-Kaiela Writing Awards. Launched in 2012, the awards provide an opportunity for writing and self-expression in local...

Charmayne Allison

09 Jul 2020

News

Police appeal for information after Seymour FM burglary and arson

Detectives from Mitchell Crime Investigation Unit are appealing for information following a burglary and arson that occurred in Seymour last week. Emergency services were notified following the break in at a rural property just before 10pm on July...

David Rak

10 Jul 2020

News

Matilda is Rochester’s Top Dog

ROSALIE Yule needed a loyal friend in her life — and that’s when Matilda came waltzing in. The fun-loving and clever dog has changed Rosalie’s life for the better, which is why the seven-year-old blue heeler has been named Rochester’s Top Dog...

Alex Gretgrix

02 Jul 2020

News

Dump point change causes a stink

After numerous locals expressed concern about a mesh cover being placed over the dump point in Barrack Street, the McIvor Times launched an investigation.

McIvor Times

14 Apr 2020

News

Tatura photographer captures amazing photos of insects

These impressive close-ups of creepy crawlies aren’t computer generated, nor were they taken by a professional. These spine-tingling photos of jumping spiders and bees were taken by hobby photographer Matthew McDonald in his Tatura garden over the...

Madi Chwasta

09 May 2020

News

Corowa’s Tik Tok teen sensation

Corowa teenager Blake Pavey has become an internet sensation on the increasingly popular app, TikTok, for his videos impersonating stereotypical Australian dads. The 18-year-old has amassed a following of over 177,000 followers since downloading the...

Yarrawonga Chronicle

09 Jul 2020

News

Farmers keep growing with O’Connors’ Ryco accreditation

Farmers in the Corowa region are set to enjoy a decrease in downtime, following an announcement that O’Connors Corowa is now a fully-accredited Ryco Connector Specialist. An Australian company, Ryco manufactures hydraulic hose and fittings found...

Corowa Free Press

10 Jul 2020

Sport

Behind the Play | Sam Eddy

IF SAM Eddy could live at the Moama Football Netball Club, it’s extremely likely that she would. After all it’s a place where she has spent pretty much her entire life. But she’s been more than just a supporter. Sam’s also...

Brayden May

10 Jul 2020

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Rural

News

Agriculture deemed a critical service despite NSW-Victoria border closure

The NSW Government has declared agriculture and freight are critical services in the wake of the NSW-Victoria border closure due to the high number of Victoria’s COVID-19 cases. The border between the two states was closed at midnight on July 7...

Country News

08 Jul 2020

Water

Loud calls for royal commission into Murray-Darling Basin Plan

A federal royal commission into the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is the only way to expose the reasons behind its failings, according to local farming and community groups. Calls have been mounting for a royal commission, with NSW Farmers calling for...

Country News

12 Jun 2020

Animal Health

Preparing the team ahead of the game

When it comes to preparing for the next joining period, it’s never too early to start thinking about your bulls. Often, these blokes are away in a back paddock or at the out-block, out of sight and out of mind. However, a recent study in...

Dairy News Australia

23 Jun 2020

Dairy

Echuca multi-vendor dairy sale tops at $3900

A multi-vendor dairy sale was held at the Echuca Saleyards on July 10, with the top priced heifer selling for $3900. The feature offering was a line of 84 two-year old spring calving Holstein and Friesian Jersey cross heifers, the majority of which...

Rodney Woods

4 hours ago

Livestock

WoolPoll needs extending, says NSW Farmers

NSW Farmers has called for WoolPoll to be extended from three years to four in response to the Federal Government’s review of the wool levy voting system. The wool levy contributes to the research, development and marketing undertaken by...

Country News

05 Jun 2020

Markets

Global dairy prices ease

DAIRY MARKETS have entered 2020 with strong supply and demand fundamentals which are supporting global commodity prices. It has been widely reported the current market is operating in a well-balanced state, with demand marginally ahead of supply...

Sam Leishman

23 Mar 2020

News

Farmers stock up on quad bikes before major manufacturers pull out of market

Panic buying has reached a new extreme with farmers stocking up on quad bikes, but the coronavirus cannot be blamed this time. With many manufacturers of ATVs pulling out of the Australian market from October next year due to government regulations...

Rodney Woods

11 Jul 2020

Horticulture

Businesses surprised by border closure

Barham avocado grower Katrina Myers has been surprised to hear the announcement of the NSW-Victoria border closure.

Geoff Adams

06 Jul 2020

Dairy

Freedom Foods extends trading halt

Freedom Foods will not trade on the ASX until November 2 after the company extended its trading freeze. The company’s board said it believed investors required “comprehensive and up-to-date” information as to the impact of the historical issues...

Country News

08 Jul 2020

News

Australia saves millions with trade deal

Australia’s dairy industry is set to be one of the biggest winners out of a new Indonesia-Australia trade deal. The Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which came into effect on July 5, will build upon the...

Jamie Salter

08 Jul 2020

Machinery & Products

McIntosh Beater Wagons are saving farmers time and money

The new McIntosh Beater Wagons are getting plenty of praise from farmers who are using the equipment on their farms. Users say the unique design of the beater wagon, with its three PTO-driven horizontal beaters, allows you to better incorporate...

Dairy News Australia

17 Jun 2020

Management

Foote in the door with Coles

The Foote family, of Fish Creek, is among dairy farmers selling their total milk production direct to Coles. John and Marion Foote, with sons, Rowen and Kristopher, and their respective wives, Sally and Jess, along with two full-time workers, milk...

Dairy News Australia

15 Jun 2020

Water

Lower fees for irrigators as new G-MW pricing structure gets the green light

Northern Victorian irrigators have called on Goulburn-Murray Water to continue to reduce fees on the back of an average 10 per cent reduction announced last week. G-MW announced customers would see the drop in their fees from July 1 as part of...

Alana Christensen

09 Jun 2020

Cropping

Report links grains production to regional jobs

A new report has revealed a strong correlation between Australian grains production and jobs in regional areas — about one job for every 1000 tonnes of grain produced. The research was conducted by the Regional Australia Institute with Grains...

Jamie Salter

02 Jul 2020

From the Experts

ABV release prompts sire review

The August release of Australian Breeding Values (ABVs) and the upcoming joining season will have dairy farmers around the country thinking about the next best sires to use over their herds. While breeding enthusiasts will delve into great detail...

Dairy News

13 Sep 2019

News

Donkey births rare twins

They’re double delights, also double the trouble. But Kaiba and Clare are also defying the odds when it comes to the delivering of donkeys. Multiple births in the breed are rare according to Hawaiki Stud owner Debra Baker – but what is...

Jamie Salter

09 Jul 2020

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National & world

National

Snapchat texts in Sydney teacher case

A Sydney teacher allegedly enticed her student to send explicit images on Snapchat and sexually assaulted him five times, a court has heard.

AAP Newswire

10 minutes ago

Finance

Dacian Gold lowers FY21 guidance

WA goldminer Dacian Gold says it expects to produce 110,000 to 120,000 ounces this fiscal year, down from previous forecasts.

AAP Newswire

23 minutes ago

World

Mexico has fourth highest virus death toll

Mexico has surpassed Italy’s death toll from coronavirus amid criticism that the country has reopened too soon.

AAP Newswire

2 hours ago

World

High virus toll in UK health: Amnesty

The UK has had the world’s second highest number of health and social worker deaths during the coronavirus crisis, according to Amnesty International.

AAP Newswire

3 hours ago

Horse Racing

Purton wins fourth Hong Kong premiership

Zac Purton has clinched his fourth Hong Kong jockeys’ premiership with one meeting still remaining in the 2019-20 season.

AAP Newswire

3 hours ago

AFL

‘No limit’ in AFL for in-form Blues: Jones

Carlton are in relatively unfamiliar territory in the AFL top eight but defender Liam Jones believes the Blues have shown they can compete with any team.

AAP Newswire

1 hour ago