Seymour News

Restoring bridge to its glory days

The Old Goulburn River Bridge is slowly but surely being brought back to its glory days, and a $56000 allocation in this year’s Mitchell Shire Council budget will only help its cause.

Seymour Telegraph

Bernie lived his life his way

If Seymour had its own Mayor, Bernie Gray would almost certainly be in contention for the role.

Seymour Telegraph

Bernie lived his life his way

If Seymour had its own Mayor, Bernie Gray would almost certainly be in contention for the role.

Seymour Telegraph

Dog attacks biting farmers

Local farmers who say wild dog numbers are ‘‘out of control’’ had the chance to voice their concerns to Leader of The Nationals Peter Walsh and Deputy Leader and Member for Euroa Steph Ryan on Thursday.

Seymour Telegraph

New top cop in shop

A new Local Area Commander has landed at Seymour Police Station to keep an eye on the Mitchell Police Service Area.

Seymour Telegraph

Courses leading to real jobs

Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE has received $7.5million from the Victorian Government towards increased student training and support services across all campuses.

Ashlea Witoslawski

Exciting time to be in TAFE

Two weeks into his new role as Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE chief executive, Travis Heeney is looking forward to learning more and developing community connections in the region.

Ashlea Witoslawski

100 per cent Aussie now

The new Seymour Rotary Club president is a testament to what can be achieved through hard work and dedication.

Gus McCubbing

Thieves hit auto salvage business

Business break-in Seymour police are investigating a break-in at an auto salvage business in Wimble St, Seymour, which occurred between 11pm on June 24 and 7am the next day. Parts were stolen from numerous vehicles and police believe the thieves...

Seymour Telegraph

16 Jul 2018

Bernie will be missed

Seymour lost one of its most well-known and equally well-loved identities last week.

Seymour Telegraph

11 Jul 2018

Roadmap to a vibrant culture

Strathbogie Shire Council recently held community and culture workshops aimed at discussing what culture means to our community and how it can benefit residents, businesses and visitors.

Seymour Telegraph

11 Jul 2018

Nagambie couple life members

Two of the Nagambie Senior Citizens Club’s current leaders were recently awarded life membership in recognition of their longstanding dedication to the organisation. The club, which is more than 40 years old, has grown under president Lindsay...

Seymour Telegraph

10 Jul 2018

Proposed levee may be ‘eyesore’

A Seymour resident has put up posters around town to raise awareness about what he sees as a major problem with the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority’s proposed flood levee.

Gus McCubbing

10 Jul 2018

Revamped op shop is ready to go again

Seymour’s Go Again Op Shop has had a mini makeover and will re-open its doors today.

Seymour Telegraph

10 Jul 2018

Replacement, renewal focus

Strathbogie Shire Council had a strong focus on renewal and replacement of ageing infrastructure when it endorsed the 2018-19 budget and revised council plan at a special meeting last week.

Seymour Telegraph

06 Jul 2018

New name, same top service

After 20 years under the First National banner Chris Bender’s real estate business has changed its colours.

Gus McCubbing

05 Jul 2018

Build support

It is official — the Victorian Government has given $200000 to support the rebuild of a community hall in Tallarook.

Seymour Telegraph

05 Jul 2018