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  • Road closure makes way for hospital upgrade

    Road closure makes way for hospital upgrade

    RESIDENTS and visitors are advised that Stewart Street, Cohuna will be closed from later this month through to November as part of the Cohuna District…

  • Bookworms encouraged to keep reading

    Bookworms encouraged to keep reading

    THE countdown is on, with just 10 days remaining until The Big Summer Read draws to a close. Now in its fifth year, the popular…

  • Australia Day ambassador to join Barham for breakfast

    Australia Day ambassador to join Barham for breakfast

    MURRAY River Council is delighted to welcome respected conservationist and Australia Day Ambassador Brad Farmer AM to the Barham Australia Day Breakfast. Nationally recognised as…

  • Burglary incidents in Kerang

    Burglary incidents in Kerang

    POLICE are investigating two attempted burglaries in Kerang early Saturday morning, 17 January. The first incident occurred just after 5am when offenders forced entry into…

  • Heritage display postponed

    Heritage display postponed

    THE annual Harvest Working Days and Vintage Tractor Pull has been postponed due to the forecast of extreme weather conditions. The Quambatook Heritage Working Machinery…

  • Letter to the editor

    Letter to the editor

    THE Federal Government continues to destroy Australian irrigated agriculture, critically endangering our nations milk supplies. Under a flawed and totally mismanaged Murray Darling Basin Plan,…

  • Preparing kids to go back to school

    Preparing kids to go back to school

    Parents and guardians across Australia are gearing up for the back-to-school season. Whether it’s the first day of school or the start of a new…

  • Tips for saving on back to school costs

    Tips for saving on back to school costs

    Now Christmas is over, families are bracing for the hefty costs that come with outfitting children for the new academic year. From clothing and supplies…

  • Hay help

    Hay help

    AROUND 600 bales of hay and straw have been delivered to farmers in a grassroots community effort to support those affected by the devastating Victorian…

  • Strike team hailed as heroes

    Strike team hailed as heroes

    COUNTRY Fire Authority volunteers from the region are being hailed as “heroes” after saving the homes of families and residents they may never meet. Jessica…

  • Town garage sale returns

    Town garage sale returns

    GARAGE doors will be lifted and trestle tables rolled out across Cohuna on Sunday, 25 January as the town holds its renowned town garage sale,…

  • New plaque unveiled

    New plaque unveiled

    KERANG District Health has unveiled a First Nations acknowledgement plaque as part of a wider ongoing effort to work towards reconciliation and improve health outcomes…

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