Sport Steamers paddle past Rich RiverMoama close to claiming top spot in weekend pennant. By Matthew Kappos
News November 11 - why we need to rememberPeter Walton reckons being conscripted in 1970 was the best thing since sliced bread. By Andrew Mole
News Vintage fashion parade at WharparillaThe Wharparilla Auxiliary has taken to the catwalk – albeit a ground level version –... By Andrew Mole
Sport Special Olympians bring home medalsThe games were a win for competition and inclusion for the local club. By Matthew Kappos
Sport Special Olympians bring home medalsThe games were a win for competition and inclusion for the local club. By Matthew Kappos
News ‘Kick in the guts': fire station robbed againVolunteer firefighters are shattered after burglars struck Timmering CFA station for the second time in... By Ivy Jensen
Police & Court Accused dealer charged in Echuca ice bustAn accused drug dealer is behind bars after a police raid at an Echuca home... By Ivy Jensen
News ERH expansion gets a fast-track opportunityEchuca Regional Health has been delivered a fast-track to its urgent need for more room... By Supplied
News Sunday Series starting at Moama Art GalleryMoama Art Gallery – Bunyma’s Sundays Series promises creative and community gatherings inviting locals and... By Supplied
News The Nationals will deliver for Murray Plains says HoskingIn the lead-up to the Victorian state election on Saturday 28 November, The Riv invited... By Contributed
News One Nation will fix Victoria almost for free says SmithIn the lead-up to the Victorian state election on Saturday 28 November, The Riv invited... By Contributed
Sport Steamers paddle past Rich RiverMoama close to claiming top spot in weekend pennant. By Matthew Kappos
News November 11 - why we need to rememberPeter Walton reckons being conscripted in 1970 was the best thing since sliced bread. By Andrew Mole
News Vintage fashion parade at WharparillaThe Wharparilla Auxiliary has taken to the catwalk – albeit a ground level version –... By Andrew Mole
News ERH expansion gets a fast-track opportunityEchuca Regional Health has been delivered a fast-track to its urgent need for more room... By Supplied
News Sunday Series starting at Moama Art GalleryMoama Art Gallery – Bunyma’s Sundays Series promises creative and community gatherings inviting locals and... By Supplied
News The Nationals will deliver for Murray Plains says HoskingIn the lead-up to the Victorian state election on Saturday 28 November, The Riv invited... By Contributed
News One Nation will fix Victoria almost for free says SmithIn the lead-up to the Victorian state election on Saturday 28 November, The Riv invited... By Contributed
Comedian Vanessa Larry Mitchell heads to the GV with award-winning show Award-winning Australian comedian Vanessa Larry Mitchell is bringing her extended Teardrops on my Dildo show, The Endurance, to the Goulburn Valley this November.
The News chats with Macy Gray ahead of Shepparton show International superstar Macy Gray, who has sold 25 million albums worldwide, won a Grammy award and a couple of Brit awards too, will make a first-time appearance in Shepparton this...
I Replied to a Romance Scammer In a special two-part *Ask A Tech* investigation, Nathan and Molly go behind the lines of a real romance scam to show how these scams unfold from the inside.
Farewell Christine Anderson, our editor, our friend How did someone who designed and made kids' clothes, dabbled in the beauty industry and taught aerobics classes for years rise through the ranks of the Shepparton News to become...
Crossroads | Navigating life's challengesHope is the belief in things unseen; things set in the future so when tough times come again, and they will, we are better equipped.
OpinionLetter to the editor | Driving observationsDrivers are entitled to drive at 100km/h and so they will.
OpinionCrossroads | The struggle with prideDependance on God isn’t found in calling out to God in the middle of a crisis, it is found in relying on prayer as a consistent lifeline every day.
News Upgraded parking meters for SheppartonA new parking contract will upgrade parking meters across Greater Shepparton, adding tap and go... By Ashley Darling
News A tasteful celebrationThe Village Kitchen brings decades of cherished family recipes back to life in Warramunda Village’s... By Bree Lambert
News Benalla CFA Group, Baddaginnie brigade receive new thermal imaging camerasThe local emergency service organisations will share in $7500 under the Victorian Government’s Volunteer Emergency... By Benalla Ensign
News Hall’s funding furyEdward River Mayor slams NSW Government's funding decisions, calling it a 'disgrace and debacle'. By Zoe McMaugh
News Millions flow to local projectsMassive $15.4 million boost for Southern Riverina! New jobs, industry growth, and a tourism transformation... By Zoe McMaugh
News Mural unveiledA beautiful tribute to the Cobram CFA, celebrating its members’ history and bravery, has been... By Abby Green
News Nagambie’s Neil McLeod honoured as outstanding paramedic“The knowledge, skills and partnerships developed through Neil’s leadership will continue to benefit the community... By Seymour Telegraph
News Men’s sheds offered keys to the cash drawer, but...Will a proposed shake-up of Men’s Shed grants deliver for regional Victorians, or do local... By Daniel Harvey
News Enter if you dare, the spirits of Byramine awaitIf the walls of Byramine Homestead could talk, they might have quite a few stories... By Dianne Black
News Be prepared this bush fire seasonThe Bushfire Danger Period has now commenced for local government areas in the Rural Fire... By Corowa Free Press
News A place of quiet after warHidden piece of history in Tallygaroopna opens for Anzac Day. By Hailey Wight
Cropping Margins in cropping limited by global productionAustralian crop margins remain under pressure heading into 2027, although strong yields across southern and western Australia are providing some relief, Rabobank says in a recently-released global report. By Contributed
Cropping Margins in cropping limited by global productionAustralian crop margins remain under pressure heading into 2027, although strong yields across southern and western Australia are providing some relief, Rabobank says in a recently-released global report. By Contributed
News Paddock To PlateFrom premium livestock to artisan products, Southern Riverina's Paddock to Plate movement connects consumers with... By Deniliquin Pastoral Times
Horticulture Exploring New Zealand’s cherry industryA group of emerging Australian cherry leaders group headed across the Tasman in August, to... By Sophie Baldwin
Horticulture APVMA finalises berry isocycloseram MRLsThe Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has finalised its decision to update the... By Country News
News Dookie College celebrates 140 yearsDookie College is acknowledging the past but also looking to the future as it marks... By James Manley
Cropping Loose smut shows reduced SDHI sensitivityResearchers at Curtin University’s Centre for Crop and Disease Management (CCDM) identified a genetic mutation... By Country News
Rural News Hay goes up in flames at Pyramid HillBetween 20 and 30 hay bales were damaged in a haystack fire at Pyramid Hill... By Geoff Adams
National Dogs on deck, drinks and cheers for maiden Spirit tripThere were smiles, music, dogs on deck and a crisp and serene sunrise. By Ethan James
World Bulgaria votes in presidential run-offBulgaria is facing a decisive run-off for the presidency between incumbent Iliana Iotova and former... By AAP Newswire
World Binance covers $6b of $6.3b stolen in record hackBinance, the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, says it has covered $US6 billion ($A8.5 billion) of... By AAP Newswire
National Long-in-tooth Labor taps free dental for poll successMore free dental clinics and strengthened workplace protections are the latest, duelling pledges weeks out... By Nick Wilson and Duncan Murray
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