News Rochester’s Rotary Park playspace gets go-ahead YEARS of collaboration between Rochester community groups and Campaspe Shire Council have paid off with a Rotary Park revamp getting the go-ahead. Campaspe News 29 Jun 2020 29 Jun 2020
News Program to help government schools improve sustainability GOVERNMENT schools in Northern Victoria are set to become a little greener thanks to the Victorian Government’s Greener Government School Buildings program. The money will allow solar panels to be installed, helping schools become more... Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Sandhurst Diocese welcomes new changes to governance of Catholic schools SANDHURST Diocese bishop Shane Mackinlay has announced a new and exciting era in the governance of the Catholic Education Office. Following six months of meetings, discussions and listening assemblies, a model of governance has been developed to... Alex Gretgrix 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Sandhurst Diocese welcomes new changes to governance of Catholic schools SANDHURST Diocese bishop Shane Mackinlay has announced a new and exciting era in the governance of the Catholic Education Office. Following six months of meetings, discussions and listening assemblies, a model of governance has been developed to... Alex Gretgrix 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Students encouraged to compete for Parliament Prize IF YOU have an interest in the workings of the parliamentary system, or just love politics, consider entering the Parliament Prize. Campaspe News 29 Jun 2020 29 Jun 2020
News CCTV proves to be a winner in Rochester AFTER its installation back in April, Rochester’s CCTV camera system has been hailed a success. So much so, the Rochester Business Network (RBN) will use extra funds to expand the project. The cameras were able to be purchased thanks to the Federal... Alex Gretgrix 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Give a cat a home: Sylvester YOU tawt you taw a puddy tat? You did! You did see a puddy tat! Sylvester is a 10-month-old domestic short-hair who probably won’t chase your canary around the house — no promises, though. This fun-loving feline is on the hunt for his next... Alex Gretgrix 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Council seeks public comment on Local Law CAMPASPE Shire Council has released a revised Local Law No 1 Use of the Common Seal for public comment following this week’s council meeting. Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Webinar to show what it takes to be Bendigo councillor The webinar will be on July 1 from 6.30 pm until 8.30 pm. It can be accessed at bendigo. vic. gov. au/election2020 Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Events and groups in Rochester and surrounds receive council grants AN AMOUNT of $88,736 has been approved in round one of the 2020-21 Community Grants Program which will contribute to the delivery of a number projects and events across the Campaspe community. Campaspe Shire Mayor Adrian Weston said the program... Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Don’t let your water meter freeze this winter AS THE mornings become increasingly colder, Coliban Water is reminding customers to take preventative action and cover their water meters and exposed pipes to protect them from freezing. Customer Operations manager Steve Dunlop said because water... Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Spike in COVID-19 testing at Echuca Regional Health last week ECHUCA Regional Health has seen an increase in presentations to the COVID-19 screening clinic with more than 250 people tested last week. On the back of the long weekend in June and widening of testing criteria, ERH expects the trend to continue... Anna McGuinness 23 Jun 2020 23 Jun 2020
News Campaspe Shire Council adopts 2020-21 budget CAMPASPE Shire Council has adopted its 2020-21 budget at this week’s council meeting, following public submissions and hearings. Campaspe Shire Mayor Adrian Weston said the budget was the organisation’s leading financial blueprint for... Campaspe News 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News COVID-19 restrictions are putting strain on local businesses: Walsh AFTER the recent stalling of the easing of some COVID-19 restrictions by the Victorian Government, many people are worried permanent damage will be caused to businesses in the Rochester area. Member for Murray Plains Peter Walsh said a sudden... Alex Gretgrix 22 Jun 2020 22 Jun 2020
Campaspe News Pack ‘em up, move ‘em out - Rochester Bakery has a new home AFTER 28 years in Mackay St, Rochester Bakery has moved to a new home. Since Christmas last year, Karen and Shane Latter have been looking for a new place for their business, and they’ve finally set up shop in Moore St. “The Central Park Cafe... Alex Gretgrix 18 Jun 2020 18 Jun 2020
News Rochester crossing may be set to see another day ROCHESTER Primary School is celebrating the rescue of its school crossing after it was announced last week that the site is likely to remain. And while the school might not be able to keep its paid supervisors, principal Graeme Hodgens said it was... Alex Gretgrix 26 Jun 2020 26 Jun 2020
News Coaches to replace trains on Echuca line during works COACHES are replacing trains along the Echuca train line as part of maintenance and renewal works along the length of the tracks which started on Saturday. Rochester V/line passengers will travel on replacement buses to and from Melbourne’s Southern... Alex Gretgrix 25 Jun 2020 25 Jun 2020
News Get your firewood, as collection season ends soon TIME is running out to stock up on firewood, as the collection season draws to a close. As of Tuesday, June 30, local residents will need to stop collecting and wait for the next season in September.“From July 1, it is illegal to collect... Campaspe News 22 Jun 2020 22 Jun 2020
News Community groups encouraged to apply for Australia Post grants NOT-FOR-PROFIT community organisations are encouraged to apply for a 2020 Australia Post Community Grant, with up to $10,000 available to each recipient. This year the initiative reflects Australia Post’s commitment and focus on mental health... Campaspe News 23 Jun 2020 23 Jun 2020
News Rushworth man suffers injuries in Shepparton police cell while resisting restraint A man suffered three fractured ribs and a collapsed lung while resisting restraint by police in custody in Shepparton late last month. Liz Mellino 12 Jun 2020 12 Jun 2020
News Fatal car crash at Cobram Police are investigating a fatal car crash which occurred in Cobram last night. Investigators believe a Ford sedan was travelling along the Murray Valley Hwy some time before 11pm. The driver lost control of the car which left the road and crashed... Cobram Courier 02 Jul 2020 02 Jul 2020
News Fatal Cobram collision victims identified The two young men killed in a fatal collision in Cobram on Wednesday night have been named as Nicholas Gash and Samuel Tout. The two men were travelling in a Ford sedan along the Murray Valley Hwy sometime before 11pm when the vehicle they were in... Liz Mellino 02 Jul 2020 02 Jul 2020
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 20 Jun 2020
