News Cross-border challenges NSW residents are unable to access essential mental health services south of the border due to their postcode, Victorian cross-border commissioner Luke Wilson has said. Cobram Courier 14 Jun 2019 14 Jun 2019
News Air Marshal Leo Davies is inspiring future generations Royal Australian Air Force chief Air Marshal Leo Davies spoke to an audience of about 150 people at Cobram-Barooga Golf Club on Monday. Cobram Courier 13 Jun 2019 13 Jun 2019
News Damian Drum officially named federal Member for Nicholls The federal seat of Nicholls officially belongs to the Nationals’ Damian Drum after the declaration of the poll took place last week. Cobram Courier 13 Jun 2019 13 Jun 2019
News Damian Drum officially named federal Member for Nicholls The federal seat of Nicholls officially belongs to the Nationals’ Damian Drum after the declaration of the poll took place last week. Cobram Courier 13 Jun 2019 13 Jun 2019
News Cobram Historical Society’s Antique Collectables Fair on again Cobram Historical Society’s Antique Collectables Fair is fast approaching with the annual event celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. Cobram Courier 13 Jun 2019 13 Jun 2019
News Dimmeys Cobram closing the doors Dimmeys Cobram is closing its doors next Wednesday after 8 years in the town. Cobram Courier 12 Jun 2019 12 Jun 2019
News Long-serving CFA members recognised Cobram Fire Bridge held its annual general meeting and service presentation night. Cobram Courier 12 Jun 2019 12 Jun 2019
News Hard-working volunteer recognised for service Volunteers are vital to any community and one of Cobram’s own was recently recognised for 60 years of service. Cobram Courier 12 Jun 2019 12 Jun 2019
News Horror time on the roads Seven people died on Victorian and NSW roads across the Queen’s Birthday long weekend despite massive statewide safety campaigns by police in both states. Cobram Courier 12 Jun 2019 12 Jun 2019
News Community Pink Ladies day enjoyed by all Women in pink stole the show on Community Pink Ladies day — Cobram Harness Racing’s annual charity event supporting the McGrath Foundation. Cobram Courier 07 Jun 2019 07 Jun 2019
News Biggest Morning Tea enjoyed at St Joseph’s Primary School St Joseph’s Primary School staff, students and special friends enjoyed a Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday, May 23, to support Cancer Council Australia. Cobram Courier 07 Jun 2019 07 Jun 2019
News Breakfast in place of morning tea Cobram Secondary College’s Student Representative Council combined with the school’s wellbeing team to host a Biggest Morning Tea breakfast on Friday. Cobram Courier 07 Jun 2019 07 Jun 2019
News Students urged to make their own members statement District students are being encouraged to enter this year’s Parliament Prize competition. Cobram Courier 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News Roll up your sleeves and donate today Community members are being urged to roll up their sleeve and give blood with the Australia Red Cross Blood Service urgently needing donors. Liz Mellino 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News Cobram Primary School community welcomes Sasha The Cobram Primary School community has welcomed Sasha, a gorgeous groodle puppy, who joined the school last month. Cobram Courier 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News Training opportunities in the aged care sector With the planned expansion of aged care facilities in Cobram by Bentley Wood, Yarrawonga Education and Training, in conjunction with Cobram Community House has been organising further training opportunities for those looking to find employment in the sector. Cobram Courier 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News Cobram Secondary School a winner in Victorian budget Cobram Secondary Collage has secured a $3.39million investment announced in the recent Victorian budget Cobram Courier 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News People urged to get a flu shot as soon as possible Ovens Valley residents are being urged to have a flu shot as soon as possible. Cobram Courier 06 Jun 2019 06 Jun 2019
News Travelling exhibition opens to public soon A travelling exhibition teaching audiences about the consequences of unfettered racism, prejudice, bullying and bystander behaviour will be in the area from June 17 to 28. Cobram Courier 05 Jun 2019 05 Jun 2019
News Car runs into house in Shepparton A car has hit a house on the corner of Archer St and Stanley St at about 3.15 this afternoon. The vehicle left the road and travelled through a fence before coming to a hault. Police and CFA are on scene. The Archer St entrance to Stanley St is... Ashlea Witoslawski 22 May 2019 22 May 2019
Breaking News SPC sold for $40 million Coca-Cola Amatil has announced SPC will be sold for $40 million to Shepparton Partners Collective and its group of companies. Shepparton Partners Collective is a joint venture between Perma Funds Management and private investment firm The Eights... Alana Christensen 04 Jun 2019 04 Jun 2019
News Changes to come for parking infringements in Shepparton The parking inspectors you have come to recognise across town are no more with Greater Shepparton City Council making the decision to outsource the service to a third-party provider. Ashlea Witoslawski 03 Jun 2019 03 Jun 2019
News Three more burnt out cars found in Goulburn Valley Three more cars were found dumped and burnt out in Mooroopna and Kialla at the weekend - adding to the tally of more than 60 cars abandoned in the Shepparton district so far this year. Senior Constable Sarah Trewin said a car was reported dumped and... John Lewis 26 May 2019 26 May 2019
