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Euroa’s Dustin Perry in the running

Euroa’s Dustin Perry is running for the Senate in this year’s federal election, using the power of people to influence his vote.

Tara Whitsed

Dookie residents have chance to speak to council heads

Dookie residents to have a say next month

Shepparton News

Dookie residents have chance to speak to council heads

Dookie residents to have a say next month

Shepparton News

Police issue mobile phone alert

Victoria Police have urged people to beware when buying or selling mobile phones via social media or online marketplaces.

Shepparton News

Shepparton’s Furphy Tree legacy will live on

A tree famously planted by Joseph Furphy in Shepparton 100 years ago will be partially removed.

Tara Whitsed

New Shepparton train services a ‘good start’

New weekday train services on the Shepparton line, set to start from April are being hailed as a ‘‘good start’’ in bringing the city’s connectivity up to ‘‘where we need to be’’.

Shepparton News

Citizenship not far away for Hakeem al-Araibi

CANBERRA: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has told refugee former Goulburn Valley Suns soccer player Hakeem al-Araibi his Australian citizenship is not ‘‘too far away’’.

Shepparton News

Young Shepparton locals sing at NRL match

As the NRL season starts for another year, two of our region’s rising stars will be taking the field for the Indigenous All-Stars match tonight.

Ashlea Witoslawski

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05 Jul 2018

Move to dump cap on water buybacks assailed

A former Shepparton mayor has hit out at a proposal to ditch a cap on water buybacks for environmental use, saying it unnecessarily punished Victorian irrigators and communities.

Thomas Moir

Three youths arrested after spate of car thefts

Three youths have been arrested and are helping police with inquiries following a spate of motor vehicle thefts across Shepparton in the past two days.

Liz Mellino

Kialla family faces heartbreaking decision over pet dog

The members of a Kialla family are devastated after authorities told them they will have to surrender their daughter’s companion dog Snoop to be euthanased, despite having witnessed no evidence of dangerous behaviour.

Myles Peterson

‘Miracle’ baby starts school

Nearly six years ago Benalla was following a story in the Benalla Ensign about ‘‘miracle baby’’ Molly Samson-Stokes.

Simon Ruppert

Aboriginal body to focus on unity

The independent organisation that will support Aboriginal communities to negotiate a treaty has been named and a $15000 competition prize to design a logo for the new organisation has been announced.

John Lewis

Cobram’s lost family dog Cassie welcomed back home

Tears of joy flowed on Wednesday when a Cobram family was reunited with its beloved dog, who had been missing for nearly three weeks.

Kieren Tilly

Monitoring creek and fish health

Monitoring of Seven and Hughes creeks shows native fish moving to deeper pools following dry conditions.

Thomas Moir

Tongala’s motocross rider rebuilding life after fall

People thought she was dead and when Tongala’s Christina Vithoulkas finally regained consciousness there must have been terrifying moments that she wished she was.

David Rak