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Day of quilting, festive cheer

Cobram Quilters Club hosted the Regional Christmas Quilting Gathering at Yarroweyah memorial hall on December 3.

Cobram Courier

1 hour ago

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New leaders

Cobram Secondary College’s next generation of school leaders have been elected.

Cobram Courier

3 hours ago

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Real estate agent pays it forward

One local real estate agent is giving back to his community in an unusual way.

Patrick Tansey

4 hours ago

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Real estate agent pays it forward

One local real estate agent is giving back to his community in an unusual way.

Patrick Tansey

4 hours ago

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Town’s tyre pile to go

The Victorian Government has stepped in, allocating $1.5million to remove a dangerous, risky tyre dump in Numurkah, capable of causing what authorities describe as a ‘‘catastrophic’’ fire in the town.

Thomas Moir

5 hours ago

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Stolen story wins award

Barooga teenager Mazz Post (pictured) has taken out the Dungala Kaiela Writing Award’s youth section.

Cobram Courier

7 hours ago

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Take care in the water

The Murray River is Australia’s worst drowning black spot among rivers, creeks and streams.

Patrick Tansey

8 hours ago

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Rising to the top

Former Cobram resident Kyla Wagner has taken out the Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE’s Apprentice of the Year award for Shepparton and Seymour campuses.

Patrick Tansey

9 hours ago

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Know the hazards

Fruit growers are being warned about operating gas-powered scare guns during the declared fire danger period.

Cobram Courier

07 Dec 2018

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Capital works commitment

Moira Shire presented its quarterly budget review in Yarrawonga on Wednesday, at which it was announced council was committed to implementing a $21million capital works program, the largest in council’s history.

Cobram Courier

07 Dec 2018

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Station opens doors for all to visit

The Henderson family is $375 closer to the almost $70000 target needed to take their son Harry to Boston for medical treatment, thanks to a recent Cobram Fire Brigade fundraiser.

Cobram Courier

06 Dec 2018

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Review voluntary code

Northern Victorian dairy farmers who attended a meeting in Shepparton have shared their message loud and clear, saying they cannot support a mandatory code of conduct for the industry.

Alana Christensen

06 Dec 2018

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McHappy with the fundraising efforts

The tally is in for this year’s Ronald McDonald House Charities McHappy Day, with Cobram contributing almost $3000 to the $4.8million raised.

Cobram Courier

06 Dec 2018

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Pursuing painting after retiring

Cobram and District Artist Society’s feature artist of the month is Tocumwal resident Jill Pantlin.

Cobram Courier

06 Dec 2018

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Sporadic rain falls

Cobram had some sporadic bursts of rain last month, but the total rainfall measured at resident Ron Renfrew’s Davey St property showed just 34mm.

Cobram Courier

06 Dec 2018

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Walking out for climate change

Cobram Secondary College students took part in a strike on Friday, which saw thousands of students across the country demanding an end to political inertia on climate change.

Patrick Tansey

06 Dec 2018

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Flying high to keep an eye on the irrigation system

November provided plenty of good flying weather for a key tool of Goulburn-Murray Water’s survey services team.

Cobram Courier

05 Dec 2018

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Giving to those in need

Feeling the plight of our farmers’ battles as they work through another drought, the children at Bluebird Cobram wanted to give something back.

Patrick Tansey

05 Dec 2018

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Support appeal

For 20 years, Target Cobram and Cobram Uniting Church have provided temporary relief and joy to community members struggling during the festive period.

Cobram Courier

05 Dec 2018