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FRUSTRATED Avenel residents are calling on Strathbogie Shire Council to stop delaying and start cleaning tree branches and debris left strewn throughout the town on…
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Athletes flood the town for regatta
IN 2017 a new two day rowing regatta was hosted by the Nagambie Rowing Club on Lake Nagambie and it provided a thrilling occasion for both spectators and competitors to…Read more
Finals hopes on the line for tennis combatants
IN division one it was the battle of the home teams with Euroa Lawn looking to consolidate its finals hopes versus Longwood.
Nagambie Reserve facility modernised
FITNESS lovers in Nagambie will be able to enjoy new redeveloped facilities at the town’s recreation reserve were officially opened on Friday.
Three decades of music making for local musician
THE Euroa Citizens Band has recently awarded one of their longest-serving members, John Dunn, a life membership.
A forest full of God’s messages
PAUL Hobby finally feels he is back home.
Stage two of Southern Aurora Memorial Garden launch in tribute to people lost
THE old carriage at the Southern Aurora Memorial Garden in Violet Town is set to undergo a huge makeover for stage two of the project.
Clean-up delays
FRUSTRATED Avenel residents are calling on Strathbogie Shire Council to stop delaying and start cleaning tree branches and debris left strewn throughout the town on February 1 after a major…Read more
Back-burn bureaucracy
VOLUNTEERS at the Longwood Country Fire Authority (CFA) brigade are calling on those in management positions in Shepparton to allow local communities to have more of a say on fuel…Read more
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Athletes flood the town for regatta
IN 2017 a new two day rowing regatta was hosted by the Nagambie Rowing Club on Lake Nagambie and it provided a thrilling occasion for both spectators and competitors to…Read more
Finals hopes on the line for tennis combatants
IN division one it was the battle of the home teams with Euroa Lawn looking to consolidate its finals hopes versus Longwood.
A Centenary of Euroa and District Cricket
A CRICKET game in its longest form can go for five days, go through many twists and turns tactically and in batting and bowling dominance and still often the game…Read more
Tigers claw their way to a five wicket win
Play resumed at the Memorial Oval with Central Park/St Brendans continuing their innings they started this past week at 0-14 chasing 151.
Euroa under 16s entering new realm
THIS year the Goulburn Valley Football League is commencing an Under 16 boys football competition which will be played on Saturdays, most likely before the thirds match.
Job still to do for Euroa
IT was a lovely day for cricket on Saturday, January 25 when Euroa’s A Grade line up was eager to take on a strong Central Park line up at the…Read more
Game slips away from team
Euroa B grade cricketers lost the toss and were disappointed not to be batting but quickly lifted their spirits with four early wickets.
Lachlan McDonald takes out Mansfield champion of champions
SHOOTING at Mansfield Clay Target Club on Sunday saw Euroa’s Lachlan McDonald produced a top shooting effort in the ‘Champion of Champions’.
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Three decades of music making for local musician
THE Euroa Citizens Band has recently awarded one of their longest-serving members, John Dunn, a life membership.
Mick Williams awarded Order of Australia Medal
Strathbogie Shire councillor Mick Williams has been awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) for his many decades of serving his community as a councillor and for his involvement with…Read more
A little miracle
THE flood of emotions felt by an expectant mother cannot be described in a single paragraph as the number of words needed to describe the experience would take up half…Read more
Rob Asquith honoured for efforts
THE man responsible for one of Euroa’s most successful annual events, the Euroa Show and Shine, has been awarded a lifetime achievement award for his work.
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Women in agriculture focus at forum
A FORUM in Euroa on Wednesday has outlined the many opportunities available for women seeking a career in agriculture. The Country Cuppas event, which was part of the Victorian Rural…Read more
An effort to take pride in
THE Burrumbuttock Hay Runners have set off on their 12th trip to deliver drought-relieving stock feed to farmers in western Queensland. This district’s contribution to the hay run, consisting of…Read more
Aboriginal elders to offer advice
EUROA Fire Brigade volunteer Phil Hawkey will travel to Cape York in the Northern Territory next month to study traditional fire-based practices of the Yalanji Nylungkul Warra community.
Farmer wellbeing a hot topic at forum
THE Forum for Farmers was a success with around 95 farmers attending the event, held at the Euroa Conference and Function Centre recently.
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