EDITOR'S PICKS

A selection of the latest Local, Regional, National & World News.

News

Kids’ camp leaders needed

Avis Weller from Girgarre is seeking leaders for a children’s holiday camp organisation.

Laura Briggs

19 Jul 2018

National

Thousands rally in support of refugees

Protesters across Australia have demanded that refugees still languishing on Nauru and Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island be brought to Australia immediately.

AAP Newswire

5 hours ago

Sport

Merrigum golf

A solid field enjoyed excellent conditions for the middle of winter to tackle everyone’s favourite game — par.

Tatura Guardian

20 Jul 2018

News

Don’t step on his blue suede shoes

AS A child Dave Tarrant was singing to Elvis Presley (with his hairbrush as his microphone).

Vivienne Duck

20 Jul 2018

News

Input sought from local eateries

Greater Shepparton City Council is looking for eateries’ input to create a publication showcasing the diversity and quality of food in the Goulburn Valley.

Ashlea Witoslawski

20 Jul 2018

News

Input sought from local eateries

Greater Shepparton City Council is looking for eateries’ input to create a publication showcasing the diversity and quality of food in the Goulburn Valley.

Ashlea Witoslawski

20 Jul 2018

World

Parliament grilling over Macron bodyguard

French lawmakers will grill the interior minister over how the government disciplined President Emmanuel Macron’s top bodyguard after he beat a protester.

AAP Newswire

3 hours ago

News

Seniors’ birthday

Tatura Senior Citizens group celebrated its 27th birthday last week, with entertainment and a splendid afternoon tea.

Tatura Guardian

19 Jul 2018

News

Last year’s deer harvest largest on record

The new 2017 deer harvest report has revealed 106000 deer were taken by nearly 37000 licensed recreational deer hunters across Victoria, in what is the largest deer harvest on record.

Country News

9 hours ago

Finance

Coopers takes can-do approach to Pale Ale

Changing tastes for beers in cans has led Coopers to add a tinnie option to its flagship Pale Ale range.

AAP Newswire

19 Jul 2018

World

Parliament grilling over Macron bodyguard

French lawmakers will grill the interior minister over how the government disciplined President Emmanuel Macron’s top bodyguard after he beat a protester.

AAP Newswire

3 hours ago

News

Seniors’ birthday

Tatura Senior Citizens group celebrated its 27th birthday last week, with entertainment and a splendid afternoon tea.

Tatura Guardian

19 Jul 2018

News

Last year’s deer harvest largest on record

The new 2017 deer harvest report has revealed 106000 deer were taken by nearly 37000 licensed recreational deer hunters across Victoria, in what is the largest deer harvest on record.

Country News

9 hours ago

Finance

Coopers takes can-do approach to Pale Ale

Changing tastes for beers in cans has led Coopers to add a tinnie option to its flagship Pale Ale range.

AAP Newswire

19 Jul 2018

Most popular

News

Tatura house damaged by fire

A Tatura property has suffered significant fire damage in the early hours of Monday morning. The Hogan St house was engulfed in flames when CFA units arrived. The road is set to be reopened shortly as CFA units from Mooroopna and Tatura have left...

Shepparton News

16 Jul 2018

News

Tatura house damaged by fire

Shepparton News

16 Jul 2018

Breaking News

Good news for Echuca Specialist School

Education Minister James Merlino will visit Echuca Specialist School today. His office confirmed the visit this morning and said he will make an announcement. More to come

Riverine Herald

16 Jul 2018

Entertainment

Emma O’Keeffe’s ready for next Ninja Warrior

Shepparton’s own ninja Emma O’Keeffe may have missed out on making it to the semi-finals of Australian Ninja Warrior, but she has vowed it will not be the last time you see her on your screens.

Liz Mellino

18 Jul 2018

News

Women rush into their burning home to try and rescue 3 cats

TWO young women ran into a burning home on Thursday night to save their pets and finished up in Echuca hospital being treated for burns and smoke inhalation.

Vivienne Duck

17 Jul 2018

News

Fee price hike shock

A sudden increase in fees on home visits by Princess Park Clinic has drawn the ire of people with parents in aged care.

Myles Peterson

12 hours ago

News

Kids’ camp leaders needed

Avis Weller from Girgarre is seeking leaders for a children’s holiday camp organisation.

Laura Briggs

19 Jul 2018

National

Maguire to resign from NSW parliament

Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire has told NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian that he will resign from parliament following a corruption scandal.

AAP Newswire

9 hours ago

Galleries

Wanganui Park Secondary College Debutante Ball

Wanganui Park Secondary College students celebrated their debutante ball on Saturday, June 30 at Eastbank

Reader Contributed

19 Jul 2018

World

Israel, Hamas agree truce on Gaza border

Hamas and Israel have declared a ceasefire after an Israeli soldier and four Palestinians were killed in clashes near the Gaza border.

AAP Newswire

12 hours ago

Dairy

Fonterra backs opening price

The opening milk price of $5.80/kgMS is a strong price relative to the industry and compared to last year, Fonterra Australia managing director Rene Dedoncker said early this week.

Rodney Woods

15 hours ago

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Local

News

Input sought from local eateries

Greater Shepparton City Council is looking for eateries’ input to create a publication showcasing the diversity and quality of food in the Goulburn Valley.

Ashlea Witoslawski

20 Jul 2018

News

Seniors’ birthday

Tatura Senior Citizens group celebrated its 27th birthday last week, with entertainment and a splendid afternoon tea.

Tatura Guardian

19 Jul 2018

Sport

Merrigum golf

A solid field enjoyed excellent conditions for the middle of winter to tackle everyone’s favourite game — par.

Tatura Guardian

20 Jul 2018

News

Kids’ camp leaders needed

Avis Weller from Girgarre is seeking leaders for a children’s holiday camp organisation.

Laura Briggs

19 Jul 2018

News

Planting for the future

The One Tree Per Child project teamed up with RiverConnect for a visit to Tatura last week with the goal of planting more than 100 plants at Lake Bartlett.

Madeleine Caccianiga

18 Jul 2018

Sport

Ballers make most of stadium

Tatura Stadium was open for casual use during the school holidays including Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am until 2pm.

Madeleine Caccianiga

19 Jul 2018

News

Building arrives

Tatura Primary School’s new building was delivered last week, stopping bystanders in their tracks.

Tatura Guardian

18 Jul 2018

Sport

The second round of the foursomes championship, sponsored by ...

The second round of the foursomes championship, sponsored by Shoppers Delight, was played in cold conditions.

Tatura Guardian

18 Jul 2018

News

Boots donated

Orchard and farm workers from the Malaysian community are extremely thankful to a Tatura manufacturer.

Laura Briggs

18 Jul 2018

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EVENTS

Events

B74 Birthday Heritage Train Tour to Geelong

Fitting birthday tour for 65 years of service! Join us on a special celebration to Geelong for the 65th Birthday Celebration of B74. Explore Geelong’s waterfront and shopping precinct or take a coach to Queenscliff with a kit lunch. The tour...

21-22

Jul

Shepparton News

21 Jul

Events

Nagambie Farmers’ Market

The Nagambie Farmers’ Market is held on the fourth Sunday of each month from 10am to 2pm at the Tahbilk Winery. It features butter, bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, milk, nuts, wine, olives, olive oil, beer, ice-cream, pies, flour, jams and...

22-23

Jul

Country News

22 Jul

Events

Benalla Lakeside Craft & Farmers Market

Every fourth Saturday of the month including January. All funds raised are donated to the Benalla Community. Make it Bake it Grow it Sew it

28-

Jul

Ruth Jellif

28 Jul

Events

Kinglake Produce & Artisan Market

The Kinglake Produce and Artisan Market has a variety of stalls including plants, chutneys, fresh produce, wines, jewellery, gift ware, coffee, hot and cold food plus so much more. There are also children’s activities to keep the little ones...

28-29

Jul

Country News

28 Jul

News

Diverse and inclusive community

City of Greater Shepparton Mayor Kim O’Keeffe

Tatura Guardian

18 Jul 2018

Sport

Tatura wins by 18 goals

GOULBURN VALLEY NETBALL

Tatura Guardian

17 Jul 2018

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Regional

News

Fee price hike shock

A sudden increase in fees on home visits by Princess Park Clinic has drawn the ire of people with parents in aged care.

Myles Peterson

12 hours ago

News

KDHS celebrates NAIDOC Week with smoking ceremony

NAIDOC celebrations were held around the country last week, and in Kyabram the local health service held an event to remember ‘because of her, we can’.

Lachlan Durling

19 Jul 2018

News

Volunteers’ efforts praised

The CFA is well known in and around Benalla, but the extent of the time and effort put in by volunteers at all times of day and night can easily go unnoticed by the wider community.

Benalla Ensign

18 Jul 2018

News

Don’t step on his blue suede shoes

AS A child Dave Tarrant was singing to Elvis Presley (with his hairbrush as his microphone).

Vivienne Duck

20 Jul 2018

News

Comp. for young writers

Budding authors are being given the chance to have their work published in a new book.

Southern Riverina News

20 Jul 2018

News

Feeding most in need

It is the drought relief organisation which never seems to stop, highlighting how desperate the situation is for NSW farmers.

Cobram Courier

20 Jul 2018

News

Old school site use questioned

Concerns have been raised by Member for Euroa Steph Ryan surrounding the future of the former Seymour East Primary School site.

Seymour Telegraph

19 Jul 2018

Sport

Clubs agree on a merger

A NEW era begins — the Rochester Tigers and Rochester United cricket clubs will officially merge to form the Rochester Cricket Club.

Andrew Johnston

18 Jul 2018

News

From the O’Keefe to simply amazing

TONI Gracia (pictured at the finish of her own enduro event), who kindly acted as a volunteer at the 2018 O’Keefe Challenge, recently participated in the American Western States.

McIvor Times

19 Jul 2018

News

Deni Menshed is helping police look their best

The Deniliquin Menshed can now claim some responsibility for the professional appearance of our local police.

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

20 Jul 2018

News

Farmland values soar

The values of farmland in the district have more than doubled over the last two decades and larger farmers are becoming bigger. A recent report by Rural Bank indicates that northern Victoria values have soared from under $2,000 per hectare in 1997...

Jared Loughnan

18 Jul 2018

News

A picture paints 1000 words

It’s true that a picture paints one thousand words. Billy Doolan, better known as Billy Doo, might paint with small, precise, intricate lines and dots, but behind the paint lays a big, deep and meaningful message. Born in Palm Island near...

Jarryd Barca

18 Jul 2018

Sport

Shepparton United and Echuca trade blows

A potential finals preview will be on offer at Deakin Reserve tomorrow when Shepparton United and Echuca trade blows in a titanic Goulburn Valley League netball battle.

Alex Mitchell

20 Jul 2018

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Rural

News

Last year’s deer harvest largest on record

The new 2017 deer harvest report has revealed 106000 deer were taken by nearly 37000 licensed recreational deer hunters across Victoria, in what is the largest deer harvest on record.

Country News

9 hours ago

Water

Research highlights challenges

Murray-Darling Basin Authority chief executive Phillip Glyde said new research highlighted the opportunities and challenges for water managers in incorporating cultural flows into Australia’s water management framework.

Country News

19 Jul 2018

Animal Health

Do you have the facts on mycoplasma?

MYCOPLASMA IN dairy herds is a topical issue. Much of the media coverage has related to farm biosecurity, management options and the decision to eradicate. This article discusses mycoplasma in relation to animal health: how does Mycoplasma cause...

Gemma Chuck

13 Jul 2018

Dairy

Fonterra backs opening price

The opening milk price of $5.80/kgMS is a strong price relative to the industry and compared to last year, Fonterra Australia managing director Rene Dedoncker said early this week.

Rodney Woods

15 hours ago

Livestock

Invest in rams to lift profits

The time is right for sheep producers to capitalise on record high lamb and wool prices by investing in genetic and big data technologies, which are continuing to come down in price.

Country News

19 Jul 2018

Markets

Tide turns but more needed to lift confidence

THE NEW dairy season has just commenced, and there is already plenty to keep track of. We have seen some of the highest opening prices ever announced coincide with farmer confidence hitting a multi-year low, more farmers than ever changing processor...

John Droppert

13 Jul 2018

Equine

Equestrian elation

Bendigo’s Catherine McCauley College has taken out victory in the school teams event at the inter-school equestrian event held in Elmore recently.

Country News

20 Jul 2018

Horticulture

Melons in comeback

Australia’s rockmelon industry is getting a helping hand from the Federal Government to help it recover from a deadly listeria outbreak that gutted the industry.

Country News

12 Jul 2018

News

Burra Foods to pay for more fat

BURRA SUPPLIERS have the opportunity to be paid on a 1:1 fat to protein ratio, reflecting the strong market returns for fat. Burra suppliers had the option before the start of the season of selecting either a 1:2 fat to protein ratio or the 1:1 fat...

Dairy News

15 hours ago

News

New habitat for wildlife at Kyabram

The viewing platform on top of Brown Snake Hill is a prime bird-watching location.

Country News

19 Jul 2018

Machinery & Products

What to look for in a feed mixer

UNIFORMLY MIXED feed components provide better nutrition, improved feed efficiency and cost, and the opportunity to reduce wastage. In dry times, when much of the feed can be purchased off farm with higher costs, efficiency is even more critical...

Dairy News

13 Jul 2018

Management

Water loss causes change in thinking

USING WATER in the right place at the right time is the key to future success for a young Western Australian dairy farming family. From Benger, two hours south of Perth, Mick and Sophia Giumelli are transforming their farm to reduce costs and the...

Rick Bayne

13 Jul 2018

Water

Basin example of global crisis

The Murray-Darling Basin has been cited in a new United Nations report that warns a global water crisis is looming and describes the important role forests can play to ease the threat.

Country News

17 Jul 2018

Cropping

Conference has fodder on menu

The Australian fodder industry plays a pivotal role in Australian agriculture, underpinning production in dairy, livestock and other intensive industries.

Country News

12 hours ago

From the Experts

Bringing new pastures on line

GETTING YOUR grazing rotation right is critical to maximise your pasture production. A well-managed rotation will help not only to boost pasture intake per cow but enable a more effective use of supplements. Establishing a rotation with newly sown...

Dairy News

22 Apr 2018

News

Hardy-heads brought back from the brink

Four Victorian agencies have been working quietly in the state’s north to stave off the extinction of one of Australia’s most endangered native fish — with impressive results.

Country News

19 Jul 2018

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National & World

National

Thousands rally in support of refugees

Protesters across Australia have demanded that refugees still languishing on Nauru and Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island be brought to Australia immediately.

AAP Newswire

5 hours ago

Finance

Coopers takes can-do approach to Pale Ale

Changing tastes for beers in cans has led Coopers to add a tinnie option to its flagship Pale Ale range.

AAP Newswire

19 Jul 2018

World

Parliament grilling over Macron bodyguard

French lawmakers will grill the interior minister over how the government disciplined President Emmanuel Macron’s top bodyguard after he beat a protester.

AAP Newswire

3 hours ago