Seymour News

Owning a home no easy feat for youth

Results from Triple J’s What’s Up in Your World survey showed almost half of young people were still living at home with their parents.

Tara Whitsed

Seymour Telegraph

Helping officers engage

Victoria Police has launched a new contact card as part of its commitment to transparent and accountable policing.

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Seymour Telegraph

Helping officers engage

Victoria Police has launched a new contact card as part of its commitment to transparent and accountable policing.

Seymour Telegraph

Changes to rights divide

Landmark new renting laws were unveiled by the Victorian Government last week and, while ministers believe it will make renting fair for all Victorians, the state’s peak real estate body does not agree.

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Art centrepiece of opening

Goulburn Options will officially open its new High St premises on the weekend of August 17 to 19.

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An innovative real estate company

At A Little Birdie Told Me, you will find experienced agents who can assist you in all aspects of real estate.

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Recognising special role

The final day of July may not mean much to some, but for park rangers, July 31 was World Ranger Day.

Rodney Woods

Nagambie committee ready for new year

Nagambie

Seymour Telegraph

Time to talk about death

A free event in Broadford this month will use humour and performance to shine the spotlight on one of the most uncomfortable and confronting topics of discussion — death.

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Mental health a big issue

A local mental health professional was not surprised the Triple J What’s Up in Your World survey identified mental health as the most pressing issue facing young people.

Tara Whitsed

Litter a burning issue in Victoria

A staggering 12000 litter fines were issued by Environment Protection Authority Victoria last financial year.

Seymour Telegraph

Help keep state safe

Forest Fire Management Victoria has started recruiting project firefighters across the state to help keep Victorian communities safer this summer.

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Something special

It is time to come out of hibernation and meet the stallholders at the Avenel market on Sunday.

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Show will go on in Tallarook

The Tallarook Mechanics Institute hall has been lost, but the show must go on in Tallarook.

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Safety a must with gas

A statewide program to enhance the skills of plumbers who install and service gas heaters, making sure households are not at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning, will run this month.

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Keen to grow and prosper

Strathbogie’s mayor said it was a challenge for the shire to deliver acceptable service levels while remaining financially sustainable amid an environment of rates capping and grant indexation freezes.

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More asking for help

Families made up 40 per cent of people who sought help because of homelessness or at risk of homelessness in north-east Victoria and the Goulburn Valley last year.

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