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Red meat exports set records
Last year was the largest year for red meat exports in history, with records set for beef, lamb, mutton and goatmeat, according to Meat...
Food relief boost
Grants have been awarded to local food relief agencies to help communities in need access healthy food. Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre (MEAC) has...
Phone scam
Greater Shepparton City Council has been made aware of a potential phone scam operating in the locality. Council has received several phone calls from...
Wastewater maintenance
Goulburn Valley Water has commenced essential lagoon desludging works at the Shepparton Wastewater Management Facility this week. 30,000 cubic metres of biosolids is expected...
Wyndham Street works
Kerb replacement works have begun on Wydham Street in Shepparton. From Monday, January 13 to Monday, January 27, works will occur between Wilmot Road...
Pasko sa Shepparton
THE joy of Christmas was infused with Filipino culture at FAFA's Pakso sa Shepparton in December. Guests from near and far, carrying delicious dishes...
Shepparton Foodshare seeks board members
AN exciting opportunity to join the Shepparton Foodshare (SFS) board is now open. SFS seeks Expressions of Interest (EoI) from experienced individuals for appointment...
Standing together:
Acknowledging grief and celebrating resilience
ON the eve of what many know as Australia Day, the Shepparton Region Reconciliation Group invites you to stand as...
Health courses dominate as students seek regional study opportunities
HEALTH has once again dominated La Trobe University's top courses among Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) applicants, cementing its reputation in world-class health education.
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Lives lost on Victoria’s roads: A call for safety in 2025
ROAD safety remains front-of-mind for Victoria Police heading into 2025, following another devastating year on the state's roads. There were 282 lives lost in...
Bus services stuck in neutral as Greater Shepparton grows
Petition calls for urgent review of bus services
By Deanne Jeffers
GREATER Shepparton has experienced enormous growth in the past 15 years, but public transportation...
Fears that Health Networks could lead to service cuts and job...
By Aaron Cordy
THE State Government's planned Local Health Service Networks (LHSN) will come into effect on Tuesday, July 1, leaving regional Victorians concerned about...
Rodney CWA juniors reunion
A special reunion to celebrate 20 years of the Rodney CWA Junior branch has been organised for Sunday, February 16, 2025, from 2pm at...
Exciting enhancements coming to Shepparton Sports City
SHEPPARTON'S sporting landscape is set for a major transformation with upgrades to the VISY Community Stadium, Shepparton Sports Stadium, and Shepparton Sports City, which...
What’s changing in 2025
WITH the beginning of a new year, there are a raft of new changes that come into effect in 2025 worth noting.
Commonwealth debit surcharges
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Solar farm opposed
At its December meeting, Campaspe Shire Council agreed to formally oppose the planning application for the Cooba Solar Farm, citing significant concerns regarding its...
Ambulance wait times leaving regional patients at risk
Residents are encouraged to submit responses to a parliamentary inquiry into the performance, workplace culture and procurement policies of Ambulance Victoria (AV) amidst concerns...
Kangaroos keep cool and carry on
With temperatures soaring past 30 degrees in Victoria across summer, the kangaroo mob at Kyabram Fauna Park are keeping cool with delicious carrot icy...
Blue-green algae declining
The blue-green algae warning for Craigmuir Lake in Mooroopna has been removed following a significant decline in algae levels. The warning for Craigmuir Lake...
Accessible fishing
A wheelchair accessible pontoon has been constructed at Goulburn Valley Water’s (GVW) Dunyak Moira fishing ponds just in time for extended opening hours during...