News CWA event coup for Ky Kyabram will host hundreds of Victoria’s best bakers and crafters as the CWA Creative Arts Exhibition rolls into town in a few weeks. Holly Tregenza 10 hours ago 10 hours ago
News Hamish’s bonzer chook The town of St Germains was put on the map on July 6 as 14-year-old Hamish Smith had success at the Wyandotte Club of Victoria’s annual exhibition. Country News 11 hours ago 11 hours ago
Valley Gallery Deniliquin water tower gets a facelift Artist Cam Scale has started to create the Scott’s Park water tower mural, and has already impressed Deniliquin residents with the progress. Country News 12 hours ago 12 hours ago
Valley Gallery Deniliquin water tower gets a facelift Artist Cam Scale has started to create the Scott’s Park water tower mural, and has already impressed Deniliquin residents with the progress. Country News 12 hours ago 12 hours ago
News Hit us with your best calendar shot The call for photographs to feature in the popular Conservation Management Network annual calendar is now open. Country News 13 hours ago 13 hours ago
News Health boost for rivers Environmental water will flow through 2000km of river systems from this month. Country News 15 hours ago 15 hours ago
News An open door for discussions At any given time, our customers have a high awareness of how much water is in our irrigation storages. Country News 18 hours ago 18 hours ago
News Sheed wants outcome on solar projects State Member for Shepparton Suzanna Sheed is calling on the Victorian Government to make a decision in relation to the three outstanding solar farm applications in the Shepparton district. Country News 19 hours ago 19 hours ago
Working Dogs Doggie date was a real doozy Tell me a little bit about why you have boxers, Jade? Sophie Baldwin 16 Jul 2019 16 Jul 2019
News Tree fellings result in deaths A man was crushed to death on Saturday when a tree he was cutting up at Yarrawalla, just south of Pyramid Hill, fell on him about midday. Country News 16 Jul 2019 16 Jul 2019
News Greens senator hears concerns Southern NSW irrigators are working their way through the Senate in an effort to educate its members on the negative impacts of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, and encourage them to seek more balance in water policy. Country News 16 Jul 2019 16 Jul 2019
News Farm technology trial starts An innovative trial testing the potential of Internet of Things technology on farms is now open to Victorian horticulture, dairy, sheep and grains farmers, thanks to support from the Victorian Government. Country News 15 Jul 2019 15 Jul 2019
News Drought help changes New Federal Government changes will see farmers able to claim accelerated depreciation on new fodder storages and income from forced sale of livestock treated differently under Farm Household Allowance. Country News 15 Jul 2019 15 Jul 2019
News Allowance to stay at $5m More farmers will be able to access vital assistance when they are going through tough times, with the net farm asset threshold for Farm Household Allowance maintained at $5million. Country News 15 Jul 2019 15 Jul 2019
News Exchanging ideas key Taking a more proactive approach to regulation, research and education is the only way to ensure the Australian poultry industry is at the forefront of innovation, according to a Nuffield scholar. Country News 14 Jul 2019 14 Jul 2019
News Three jam- packed days An iconic Queensland venue will become a focal point of agribusiness activity from September 17 to 19, as more than 300 of the nation’s best and brightest in farming come together for the 2019 Nuffield Australia National Conference. Country News 14 Jul 2019 14 Jul 2019
News Timber harvesting may return to Deni NSW Nationals leader John Barilaro has committed to introducing a private members bill on red gums, which could open the door for timber harvesting to return to Deniliquin. Country News 14 Jul 2019 14 Jul 2019
News Merits of mares overlooked Many riders have long considered stallions to be dangerous or difficult, but new research now shows mares are also seen as ‘‘bossy’’ or ‘‘unreliable’’, raising concerns for their welfare. Country News 13 Jul 2019 13 Jul 2019
News Historic photo information sought for exhibit The Royal Agriculture Society of Victoria is calling for people to help provide information on a range of photographs donated to the society as part of a new exhibit. Country News 13 Jul 2019 13 Jul 2019
News Body found at Mooroopna campsite Human remains were discovered in dense bushland in Mooroopna on Wednesday afternoon. The body was found in the vicinity of Common Track by members of the public who quickly notified police. Shepparton Police processed the site in the early hours of... Shepparton News 12 Jul 2019 12 Jul 2019
News Mooroopna man airlifted to hospital following assault A hotel in Mooroopna is currently taped off by police due to an assault that took place on the premises overnight. Shepparton Crime Investigation Unit acting sergeant Jeff Wren said a person has been hospitalised following the incident. He said the... Shepparton News 01 Jul 2019 01 Jul 2019
News Power outage continues in Tatura Powercor expects power will be restored in Tatura after midday today, after mass outages occurred across the town yesterday afternoon. The first reports of power outages in Tatura were at 3.30pm, due to high winds and heavy rainfall. A Powercor... Shepparton News 30 Jun 2019 30 Jun 2019
Breaking News ECHUCA GRANDMOTHER ATTACKED AT HER FRONT DOOR TONIGHT AN ECHUCA grandmother was confronted and may have been assaulted just after 6pm. Her family has posted security video in a bid to identify her attacker, who had been waiting on the veranda of the woman’s High St home. In their Facebook post the... Riverine Herald 07 Jul 2019 07 Jul 2019
