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News Traffic delay for safety improvementMinor delays are expected in Kialla next week as safety upgrades begin on the Sevens Creek Road bridge along Raftery Rd. By Shepparton News
News When everything was a C word, it was a signBy his own admission, Shepparton’s Justin Rooney thought he was bulletproof until an unexpected diagnosis brought him right back down to earth last year. By Bree Harding, Taylah Baker
News Reel in the fundsWith $600,000 in funding up for grabs, fishing clubs are urged to apply for grants to improve facilities and strengthen community connections. By Shepparton News
News Community connected in powerful eventA crowd of more than 100 were inspired by stories of recovery from violence, abuse and addiction and given the opportunity to connect with services in Shepparton on October 16. By Bree Harding