Cobram News

The Massage Salon in Cobram faces six-week rebuild after fire

The Massage Salon in Cobram caught fire in a freak accident overnight last Tuesday. Towels combusted through the night on September 15 causing the entire shop to be engulfed in flames, resulting in what owner Darren McAllister can only describe as...

Liam Nash

Letter to the Editor - Tania Maxwell

Disappointing roadmap I was bitterly disappointed by the announcement by the Victorian Government and its roadmap for regional Victoria. I am fully aware of the health risks that the coronavirus presents, however the very restrictive roadmap...

Cobram Courier

Grants available through Victorian Government ‘unprecedented’ package’

The Victorian Government has announced the “biggest package of business support the state has ever seen”. On Sunday, Premier Daniel Andrews unveiled a $3 billion coronavirus business support package, including $1.1 billion in cash...

Liam Nash

Grants available through Victorian Government ‘unprecedented’ package’

The Victorian Government has announced the “biggest package of business support the state has ever seen”. On Sunday, Premier Daniel Andrews unveiled a $3 billion coronavirus business support package, including $1.1 billion in cash...

Liam Nash

Buttons is on the mend thanks to Strathmerton owner

Buttons, a disabled six-week-old shorthorn calf, has been given a new lease on life thanks to her “mum” — Strathmerton’s Kellie Payne. And all it took was $10 and a helping of Aussie ingenuity to get it done.

Liam Nash

CFA issues haystack warning to Victorians

As regional Victoria begins to experience spring growth of pastures and crops, the Country Fire Authority has issued a warning to farmers to exercise caution with the cutting, baling and storage of hay. CFA acting chief officer Garry Cook said crews...

Cobram Courier

Cobram dining venues react to latest easing of restrictions

Cobram’s dining venues will be allowed to host patrons from Thursday following the Victorian Government’s announcement to move to step three of its coronavirus recovery plan - but there is a catch. Mainly outdoor dining will be permitted, with...

Liam Nash

Andrew Goldman puts his hand up for council

Andrew Goldman believes his business background would bring experience to Moira Shire Council. The Burramine business owner is running for a seat on council at the October local elections. Mr Goldman has built his excavation business up from a small...

James Bennett

Cobram residents talk about R U OK? day

R U OK? day was held on Thursday, September 10, to spark the conversation about mental health. The Courier asked locals their opinion on the importance of the day itself. Margaret Ellerton, Cobram I think it is a wonderful day to make sure everyone...

Liam Nash

Moira Shire promotes connection with friends and family in the face of COVID-19

With the world battling a global pandemic, there has never been a more important time to reach out to friends and family. Moira Shire Mayor Libro Mustica said there was little doubt we all know someone feeling the challenges served up by COVID-19...

Cobram Courier

Snakes slither into spring

As the days become warmer, snakes are starting to emerge from their winter hibernation to bask in the sun and search for food and a mate. Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning senior wildlife management officer Therese Davis said the...

Cobram Courier

Cobram swimming pool kiosk targeted by offenders

Pool kiosk broken into Unknown offenders forced entry into the kiosk at the Cobram public pool on September 11. Cobram police officers confirmed they were investigating the incident at the Punt Rd premises. It is understood the offenders gained...

Liz Mellino

Dutch Thunder Wildlife Shelter ready to take on spring

While spring is a great time for humans, it can be a precarious period for our furry and feathered friends. Thanks to the WIRES Wildlife Relief Grants Program, Cobram’s Dutch Thunder Wildlife Shelter is ready for the season ahead. The rescue...

Liam Nash

Barooga community misses out on COVID-19 testing

The Murrumbidgee mobile COVID-19 testing clinic has not visited Barooga since the neighbouring Moira Shire recorded a now inactive case of COVID-19, and an upcoming scheduled visit has been cancelled.

Jessica Ball

Cobram soccer pavilion opened at last

To the jubilation of local sporting fans, the Cobram soccer pavilion was finally unveiled this week.

Liam Nash

Cat could be over the moon

Luna is a gorgeous, domestic long-haired cat and is about six months old. She is friendly, inquisitive and loves to come to you to be petted. Luna isn’t a big fan of being picked up and cuddled but loves affection while on her own four paws...

Cobram Courier

Rules tighten for private gatherings in NSW

With warmer weather and longer days, amendments have been made to the NSW Public Health Order – most significantly relating to private gatherings; with all attendees now risking $1000 penalty infringement notices if the gathering exceed the...

Cobram Courier

Cobram COVID-19 testing blitz a success

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Jessica Ball

Third time lucky for Numurkah newlyweds

When Jess Maguire and Ross Mapletoft got engaged 12 months ago they never imagined a global pandemic would derail their wedding plans. The venue was booked, the dress was purchased, 60 guests were invited and the date - May 16, 2020 - was set...

Jessica Ball