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Merrigum golf

Given the long weekend and dicey weather, there was a good turnout for Merrigum’s stroke event on Saturday, June 9.. The rain had a dramatic impact on scores, with the winning score probably the highest it has been for quite a long time

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Jun 22 2018
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Sport

A strong performance

A-grade. Tatura 49 def Euroa 39.. A strong four quarters by the whole Tatura team saw it defeat Euroa by 10 goals.. There was great transitioning of the ball from the defence to the attacking end, finished off with accurate shooting by Brylee

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 22 2018
Sport

The Heat was on for Bulls

A-grade. Heat 55 def Bulls 25.. Following their loss in the final seconds of last week’s final, Heat came out a focused team and put points on the board quickly.. In contrast, the Bulls, playing without big man Tom Dooley-Heath, took time to

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 21 2018
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Preschool’s paver target almost met

The pavers are forming a path at Gowrie Park Pre-School with the fundraiser coming to a close this week.. The pre-school has recently created outdoor spaces to help with the children’s sensory learning, including a mud kitchen, rock stream and

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 21 2018
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Succession planning workshops to be held

Those looking to hand over the reins of the farm are being encouraged to attend a series of workshops on succession planning and share-farming.. Hosted by Murray Dairy, the events will lay out a number of different options for stepping up and

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 20 2018
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Shop hit by truck

The ladies at Coffee + got the shock of their lives Wednesday morning when a delivery truck collided with the shop’s verandah.. A delivery truck was travelling west on Hogan St about 11.30am when it clipped the front verandah causing the

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 20 2018
Sport

Women's golf

The stroke monthly medal sponsored by Drummond Golf and Newton’s Parcel Service, was played by some brave women who weathered the cold, cloudy conditions.. Liz Mulcahy played one of her best games to win A-grade and the monthly medal with 70

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 20 2018
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Prince among men who loved the sport of kings

The recent and sudden passing of popular Kyabramite Laurie McCarthy has deprived the community of a charismatic personality who had a zest for life, people — and racehorses.. It was an interest in racehorses that cemented my ties with Laurie

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 20 2018
Sport

Hill Top golfers shun rain

Winter has arrived and many golfers found other things to do on Saturday than walk around in wet clothing.. Jeff Huddle ignored the inconveniences and won B-grade with a round of 86-18-68, while Rocco Barca was runner-up with 101-28-73.. Dan Miller

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 19 2018
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Beloved B1 stolen

Moooving Art cow B1 has been caught unawares again, this time by thieves who preferred him to B2.. Bananas in Pyjamas cow B1 at SPC Ardmona KidsTown was stolen last Saturday night, almost three years since he was the victim of vandalism and rebuilt

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 19 2018
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Man dies following Toolamba crash

A Shepparton man, 29, has died in hospital following a single-vehicle crash at Toolamba earlier this month.. Police said the Ford Falcon utility was travelling along Toolamba Rd when the driver attempted to go around a turning vehicle and lost

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Tatura Guardian
Jun 19 2018
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Report calls for reform to G-MW

An independent panel has found that Goulburn-Murray Water is an organisation badly in need of change, and major reform is needed to ensure that it will be sustainable into the future.. The panel’s report, released last week by Victorian Water

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Geoff Adams
Feb 21 2018
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Solar company seeking site at Numurkah

First Solar Australia is branching into Victoria for the first time, with a proposed solar farm set for north of Numurkah.. The Moira Solar Farm, as it will be known, will be located at the intersection of Numurkah and Naring Rds and will include

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Shepparton News
Feb 21 2018
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Finley solar farm gets go-ahead

The $170million Finley Solar Farm proposal has been approved by the NSW Government, in what is a first for the state’s Department of Planning in 2018.. The project, which will be located on Canalla Rd adjacent to the Finley substation, will

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Shepparton News
Feb 21 2018
Water

Changes promised for G-MW

The changes proposed for G-MW are about being more transparent on costs, implementing efficiencies and making sure the organisation delivers the services the community wants at an affordable price, Federal Water Minister Lisa Neville says.. The

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Shepparton News
Feb 21 2018
Water

Murray Darling basin plan threatened

The Murray-Darling Basin Plan is under threat after Federal Government changes seeking to distribute water differently were shot down in the Senate.. The Coalition was unable to strike a deal with Labor, which supported a Greens disallowance motion

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Shepparton News
Feb 21 2018
Water

Water charge review promised by Nationals

A Liberal Nationals government would review the charges of Victoria’s rural water authorities to ensure water storage and delivery costs are fair and equitable.. Shadow Water Minister Steph Ryan announced the review, which will examine water

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Shepparton News
Feb 21 2018
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Victorian Government to decide on Shepp solar

The Victorian government will decide on planning applications for four solar farms in the Greater Shepparton region... The City of Greater Shepparton handed over the responsibility and last week the Victorian government agreed to call in the

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Shepparton News
Feb 19 2018
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More bank competition urged

Australia’s long-standing policy to prevent mergers of the big four banks is ‘‘redundant’’ and the sector needs a new champion to promote competition, the Productivity Commission says.. The commission has released

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Shepparton News
Feb 19 2018
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New plan for land sales

The Federal Government has announced a plan for new rules regarding the sale of agricultural land in an attempt to address rising foreign investment.. The changes require land to be widely marketed for a minimum of 30 days and for Australians to be

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Shepparton News
Feb 18 2018
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Eating raw chicken...

If you like to give your beloved pooch a chicken neck to gnaw on as a treat, you might want to reconsider.. A new study has found eating raw chicken increases the risk of dogs developing a paralysing and sometimes fatal condition by more than 70

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Shepparton News
Feb 18 2018
Livestock

RamSelect offers...

Kangaroo Island stud Ella Matta White Suffolk and Merino has credited genetic selection app RamSelect with helping it record its best sales result late last year.. The sale saw the stud sell its highest ever top-priced ram for $16000 and achieve an

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Shepparton News
Feb 17 2018
Water

Have say on flood...

Residents from various towns across north-east Victoria have a chance to contribute to the formation of local flood studies for the Goulburn and Broken areas this month.. Work is starting on a flood study for the Broken River floodplain (Lake

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Shepparton News
Feb 17 2018
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Meat processor seeks to buy sheep in limbo

A meat processing company has offered to take 60,000 sheep in limbo after a live animal exporter had its licence suspended, WA's agriculture minister says.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Vic MP hopes pedophile 'burning in hell'

Victoria's tourism minister says he hopes a dead sex offender is "burning in hell" following the release of a damning ombudsman report into his crimes.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Pauline Hanson aims to cap government debt

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has introduced legislation to parliament to impose a debt ceiling at 35 per cent of gross domestic product.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Question time in federal parliament

What we learned, heard and were amused by in question time on Monday.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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oOh!media snaps up Adshel for $570m

oOh!media will acquire advertising business Adshel for $570 million, ending its bidding war with rival APN Outdoor.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Early voters to know candidates in clear

The Australian Electoral Commission will publish citizenship details of candidates the day before polls open in five by-elections.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Fed court stops Tamil family deportation

The Federal Court has ordered the Australian government not to deport members of a Tamil family as they await the outcome of an immigration appeal.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Hayne hits back at Bankwest criticisms

The banking royal commissioner has taken the unusual step of directly responding to criticism of his investigation of the Commonwealth Bank's Bankwest takeover.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Grudge against health premiums grows-ACCC

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has shed light on skyrocketing private health insurance premiums and it's found customers aren't happy.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Junior NRL stardom not the only way up

Setting the junior rugby league world on fire is not the only path to elite success in the National Rugby League, new research shows.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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Petrol spike a headache for school break

Petrol price hikes are adding to concerns the economy is not delivering for average workers.

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AAP News
Jun 25 2018
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