News Gallery: Shepparton Easter tennis tournament By Rodney Woods Apr 6, 2021 Shepparton's Easter Tennis Tournament returned in 2021 after not being played in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Related Stories News Lake memories sought for new heritage signs projectWhether you climbed all over Bella, swam to ‘snake island’, waterskied, windsurfed or whacked a softball for a six, you’ve probably got a memory of doing something at Victoria Park Lake you can no longer do. By Bree Harding News Residents urged to watch out for snakesAs the weather warms up, locals are reminded to be on the lookout for snakes. By Contributed News New mayor for Greater SheppartonThe City of Greater Shepparton Council elected a new mayor today — and a new deputy mayor. By Ashley Darling News Fruit growers concerned about visa processing delaysGovernments should consider the impact of changes they make on regional areas, says Goulburn Valley farmer and Fruit Growers Victoria grower services manager Michael Crisera. By James Manley Newsletter Delivered daily Monday to Friday Subscribe to Newsletter Most Popular News On the homicide trail in Shepparton Police & Court Man sentenced over 269 cannabis plants growing in Shepparton house News Analysis | Major players locked in for state election Sport Gallery | Bears maul Bombers to advance to Goulburn Valley League grand final News Victoria's 'wildest school' fights back against violence
News Lake memories sought for new heritage signs projectWhether you climbed all over Bella, swam to ‘snake island’, waterskied, windsurfed or whacked a softball for a six, you’ve probably got a memory of doing something at Victoria Park Lake you can no longer do. By Bree Harding
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News New mayor for Greater SheppartonThe City of Greater Shepparton Council elected a new mayor today — and a new deputy mayor. By Ashley Darling
News Fruit growers concerned about visa processing delaysGovernments should consider the impact of changes they make on regional areas, says Goulburn Valley farmer and Fruit Growers Victoria grower services manager Michael Crisera. By James Manley