News Three local historians honouredTony Wallis and Geoff and Nancy Halpin were each awarded life membership of the Seymour Historical Society. By Billie Davern
News What’s in council’s budget for you?Mitchell Shire Councillors adopted the 2026-27 budget on Monday, May 18. By Billie Davern
News A gnarly visit for Seymour Lions ClubThe Lions Club of Seymour Goulburn recently visited Gnarly Neighbours and its chief executive Jayden... By Contributed
News Affordable rural living with room to growThis charming Jerilderie home offers three bedrooms, a spacious backyard, and a large shed for... By Sponsored Content
News Lego fans brave wet weatherLego exhibitors and enthusiasts gathered at the Lockington Community Centre for the annual Locky Blocks... By Lua Ikenasio
News We need more info, say irrigatorsLetter to the Editor: Farmers fear losing $28 million in benefits as Murray Irrigation plans... By Letter to the Editor
News Legislated floods: New bill sparks anger in the regionsGovernment's new bill could flood your land without consent! Is this the end of private... By Zoe McMaugh
News New emergency facility now openRead about this special event and other community new in this week’s Coly Chatter. By Carl Chirgwin
News Council advocates for reform of local government funding model to fill ‘systemic gaps’Appearing before a federal inquiry, Murrindindi Shire Mayor Damien Gallagher said “we’re asking for a... By Seymour Telegraph
News State to roll out free meningococcal B vaccines“This free vaccination program will save lives and give parents the peace of mind that... By Seymour Telegraph
News Man sentenced for fatal crash after stealing uteThe man was drug- and alcohol-affected when he fatally hit and killed a motorcyclist. By Monique Preston
News Seymour turns out for a colourful Mother’s Day Classic, raising $20kGoulburn Park was a sea of pink and teal on Mother’s Day as local made... By Billie Davern
News Go Again Op Shop volunteers shape future of local store through op shop tour“They all want to make the shop better, and they all have a role in... By Billie Davern
News Araminta’s Tea Room did it for DollyThe local cafe was a flurry of blue on Do It For Dolly Day, and... By Billie Davern
News Local school’s blue advocacy for Dolly’s DreamOn Do It For Dolly Day, Seymour College was filled with blue, with students and... By Billie Davern
News Contrasting 17th century songs at local concertPeter Hagen is welcoming all to his concert hall on the outskirts of Broadford, where... By Seymour Telegraph
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