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News Fatal crash driver jailedThe man has been sentenced over a fatal crash a year ago. By Monique Preston
News Goulburn Valley locals recognised in Community Achievement Awards“She gave the greatest gift of all, she donated seven parts of her body, so seven people benefited from Zaidee’s gifts when she died.” By Brynne Timewell
News ‘Best and biggest’ car show returns to Numurkah this weekendCars, stunt bikes, aerobatic displays, live music, fashion, food, fun and a quarter of a century milestone, Numurkah’s Show Us Ya Wheels event will be the biggest it has ever been this year. By Bree Harding
News Ruffy residents urged to brace for upcoming fire seasonThe lush new green growth surrounding Ruffy nine months after the catastrophic Longwood Bushfire decimated the town is a welcome sight to many, and a worrying sight to some. By Bree Harding