Deniliquin News

STP the new way to report

Single Touch Payroll (STP) is a new way of reporting tax and superannuation information to the Australian Tax Office. With STP you report employees’ payroll information — such as salaries and wages, pay as you go (PAYG) withholding and super —...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Ag adaptation the first priority

Investment and research into agricultural adaptation has been listed as the first priority for the Riverina and Murray Joint Organisation of Councils following the release of its water discussion paper last week. This would include the establishment...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

$3.6 million for roads, footpath improvement

Almost $2 million in funding will enable Murray River Council to complete a number of priority road and infrastructure works. Council will use the $1,861,814 allocated from the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

$3.6 million for roads, footpath improvement

Almost $2 million in funding will enable Murray River Council to complete a number of priority road and infrastructure works. Council will use the $1,861,814 allocated from the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Cash for Wakool club

An investment of $350,000 will be injected into one of the last remaining sporting facilities in Wakool. It will be used to upgrade the bowling club, specifically its clubroom facilities which have fallen into a state of disrepair due to termite...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Council adopts deficit

Murray River Council will be operating at a $1 million loss after adopting its 2020/21 budget at their June council meeting. The overall draft deficit of $1,209,938 is largely the result of council co-contributions towards capital works projects...

Riverine Herald

A third cash boost for heritage project

The Moulamein Heritage Village has been awarded an additional $95,000, which will see the long-awaited project become reality. The funding is a portion of the $1 million awarded to Murray River Council through Drought Communities Programme...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Club needs members

The Deniliquin RSL Fishing Club has launched a recruitment drive, saying it does not have enough members. The club’s primary role is to coordinate the annual Deniliquin Fishing Classic, held on the Edward River each February. It is also...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Recharge helps Appeal

The Recharge Support Fund has been distributing funds to assist the Deniliquin community since 2014, and has this month chosen to specifically support the Deniliquin Vinnies Winter Appeal. Funds are raised by the group through recycling of used car...

Olivia Duffey

Company back rehearsing postponed production

The Deni Theatre Company is back in action as rehearsals and lessons resume thanks to the easing of Coronavirus restrictions. Sessions resumed last month, and the group has worked hard to ensure social distancing is still followed at every rehearsal...

Olivia Duffey

Top 10 things for you to know

Tax time is here and the Australian Tax Office has developed a list of important things you need to know this year. The ATO recognise 2019–20 has been difficult for many and will provide support where it can to help you and your clients with...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Still room for more bras

It is hard to miss the colourful array of bras hanging from a wire fence as you drive through Mathoura. The Mathoura Bra fence was created in 2018 by Sharnie Celli who got the idea after watching the TV show ifTravel Guidenf, showing a town in New...

Olivia Duffey

Deni sheep sale

It was a reduced yarding at Deniliquin’s sheep sale on Tuesday due to lower supplies in the area this winter, and the cheaper prices of the past fortnight. There were still some very good crossbred and Merino lambs off grain, before quality faded...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Cinnamon popular with voters

Avonlea-YF Windbrook Cinnamon-ET, a cow part owned by Blighty farmers, has continued its winning ways despite dairy shows being cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Cinnamon (pictured) was announced as Semex Holstein Australia All-Australian...

Jamie Lowe

Former mayor drags out ‘forgotten’ heritage list

Brian Mitsch says he is concerned heritage is not being considered when it comes to upgrades happening in the community. The former Deniliquin Council mayor said the debates regarding the Waring Gardens wall and the gardens’ wisteria highlight...

Olivia Duffey

Property of the Week

Fantastic opportunity close to town

At a glance Agent: Elders Rural. Address: ‘Mundagil’ 60 Mills Rd, Deniliquin. Price: $850,000. The details: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 car spaces, 316 acres. ‘Mundagil’ is situated just 19km east of Deniliquin via the Moonee Swamp Rd. A quality...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Wisteria could stay

The wisteria in the Waring Gardens can be trained so it no longer hides the fountain. That is the advice that has been presented to Edward River Council. As a consequence, the controversial wisteria’s future will be subject to a formal vote at...

Olivia Duffey

Teen sets challenge

Jyah Hebbard is too young to participate in Dry July alongside his mother Christie, but he still wanted to do something to help raise awareness of mental health issues this month. The 13 year-old has set himself his own version of a health and...

Zoe McMaugh

Mathoura Diary: Closure a week too late

Well, I doubt many of us north of the border would not have welcomed action to close access to our state by Victorians in view of the pandemic disaster in the southern state. The problem is that they left it a week too late. The local area has been...

Deniliquin Pastoral Times