Cobram News

Failure to act angers farmers

Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack infuriated Southern Riverina farmers with comments about a water rally in Albury.

Cobram Courier

8 minutes ago

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Club supports groups

Community organisations have benefited from a donation from Boosey Creek Club after the organisation handed out the takings from events.

Cobram Courier

16 hours ago

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Tough fight for MP

Federal Member for Farrer Sussan Ley is expected to face the fight of her political life on May 18.

Cobram Courier

17 hours ago

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Tough fight for MP

Federal Member for Farrer Sussan Ley is expected to face the fight of her political life on May 18.

Cobram Courier

17 hours ago

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Tyres gone, time to celebrate

It was cause for celebration recentlyat Numurkah when Moira Shire held a party to recognise the completion of the clean up of the tyre stockpile which plagued the town for a number of years.

Cobram Courier

19 hours ago

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Locks gone for a good cause

Cobram Anglican Grammar School was flooded with colour on Friday when students dressed in casual clothes and coloured their hair in support of the Leukaemia Foundation.

Cobram Courier

21 hours ago

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Locals helping locals in times of need

Farmers in the district are receiving a helping hand from generous locals through the Cobram Lions Club and Moira Neighbourhood Watch.

Lachlan Durling

22 hours ago

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Voluntary amalgamation endorsed by three boards

The proposal for the voluntary amalgamation of Nathalia, Cobram and Numurkah health services has been submitted to the Department of Health and Human Services following endorsement from the boards.

Cobram Courier

17 Apr 2019

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Small jump in residents

Berrigan Shire experienced population increases last year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Cobram Courier

17 Apr 2019

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A day filled with commemorations

This year is 104 years since troops landed on Anzac Cove and Cobram-Barooga Commemoration Committee is recognising the important event.

Lachlan Durling

17 Apr 2019

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Marching towards cure

Debbie Hixon and Helen Heard are lacing up their shoes in preparation for Jay’s Longest Melanoma March.

Lachlan Durling

17 Apr 2019

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Help unravel the mystery

A Little Bit of Blue is an interactive environmental detective story, performed by Jenny Ellis, which combines puppetry and physical comedy.

Cobram Courier

17 Apr 2019

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Plans for future

About 200 people are expected to come to the region with Barooga to host the national Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia conference in August.

Cobram Courier

17 Apr 2019

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Fraud trial to run in 2020

The trial of Victorian Nationals MP Tim McCurdy will not be held until next year because his lawyer is unavailable this year, a court has been told.

Cobram Courier

12 Apr 2019

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Georgy win for Digby Bunnett

One budding thespian has come away with the silverware at the annual Georgy awards.

Lachlan Durling

11 Apr 2019

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Community urged to keep recycling

While the challenges in managing recycling continue for the waste and resource recovery sector, Goulburn Valley residents are being assured recyclables collected from their homes are not going to landfill.

Cobram Courier

11 Apr 2019