Seymour News

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Her birth name was Bessie Wallis Warfield, but she became known and scandalously famous, as the Duchess of Windsor, when she married the abdicated King of the United Kingdom, Edward VIII, in 1937.

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Flyinginforconference

A national contingent converged on Shepparton for the Australian Biology of Tephritid Fruit Flies Conference, bringing together researchers, scholars and industry leads.

Seymour Telegraph

Flyinginforconference

A national contingent converged on Shepparton for the Australian Biology of Tephritid Fruit Flies Conference, bringing together researchers, scholars and industry leads.

Seymour Telegraph

Pub crawl with a twist ... history

A replica death mask of notorious bushranger Dan Morgan’s head was used in paranormal investigations at the Royal Hotel recently.

Seymour Telegraph

Water loss a worry: Ryan

State Member for Euroa Steph Ryan said she had been warning the government about the impact of the loss of water from the Goulburn Murray Irrigation District and the risks of demand from irrigators downstream outstripping the capacity of the Murray River to supply water for years.

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Choose right water meter

The Murray-Darling Basin Authority is encouraging water users to check a list of approved water meters to ensure the ones they buy are appropriate and fit for purpose when taking water in the Murray-Darling Basin.

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Recognising land’s traditional owners

As part of Reconciliation Week, Mitchell Shire Council recently launched its first ever ‘‘acknowledging our traditional owners resource guide’’.

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Name an achiever

Nominations are now open for the regional achievement and community awards that aim to give thanks and recognition to community champions.

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Firearms prohibition orders in spotlight

The Legislative Council’s legal and social issues committee is examining the operation and effectiveness of firearms prohibition orders, particularly when it comes to reducing the incidence of illicit or illegally possessed firearms in Victoria.

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Rate cut helps struggling farmers

Drought Minister David Littleproud says decisions by Rabobank, National Australia Bank and Commonwealth Bank to pass on full Reserve Bank interest rate cuts are a victory for many drought-stricken farmers.

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Know your rights when shopping

With Victorians set to spend billions of dollars at end-of-financial-year sales this month, Seymour and district consumers are being reminded their rights don’t belong in the bargain bin.

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Looking forward to role

The Seymour Telegraph recently welcomed its new full-time, Seymour-based journalist David Rak (pictured).

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Grants open to self- help groups

The Victorian Government is taking action to better support dedicated groups who strive to improve the lives of people living with a disability.

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Drum declared winner

The federal seat of Nicholls officially belongs to the Nationals’ Damian Drum after the declaration of the poll took place last week.

Ashlea Witoslawski

DELWP issues wildlife licence reminder

The Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) is reminding people who own protected native wildlife they need to renew their commercial licences.

Seymour Telegraph

13 Jun 2019

Church’s bell goes missing

Police are appealing for information about a church bell that was stolen from the Anglican Parish of Central Goulburn Church between May 16 and May 26.

Seymour Telegraph

13 Jun 2019