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Drum wins easily in Nicholls
NATIONALS candidate Damian Drum has been elected for a second time for the federal seat of Nicholls (formerly Murray), which encompasses the towns of Nagambie,…
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Drum wins easily in Nicholls
NATIONALS candidate Damian Drum has been elected for a second time for the federal seat of Nicholls (formerly Murray), which encompasses the towns of Nagambie, Longwood and Avenel. Mr Drum…Read more
Local players shine in interleague
FOUR Euroa boys combined with the best of the under 12s in the league, in the interleague carnival in Rochester on Sunday, May 19. Parents couldn’t believe that there were…Read more
Bleak conditions for women’s tennis
A BLEAK Monday morning greeted both Mansfield Red and Mansfield Blue hosting their opponents from Benalla and Moglonemby. With Judy Sands from Moglonemby on her game in every way and…Read more
A night of discovery at Euroa Secondary College
MANY year seven students of Euroa Secondary College showed off skills learned at the school for their annual Discovery Night, held last Thursday. The night is held for families of…Read more
Euroa resident Stella celebrates her 107th birthday
EUROA Health recently threw a birthday party for one of their residents, Stella Henderson, celebrating her 107th birthday. Good wishes from family, staff and other residents greeted Ms Henderson on…Read more
Close battle across Strathbogie polling booths for Indi
POLLING booths in Strathbogie Shire saw a close race for votes between the Indi’s Liberal candidate Steve Martin and Independent Helen Haines. Strathbogie polling place saw the closest contest of…Read more
Euroa comes away with the points
AFTER a tight contest against the Tatura reserves team on Saturday, May 11, the Euroa reserves team were able to come away with a hard-fought win by a margin of…Read more
Start from scratch
ALMOST 50 people attended a meeting last Wednesday in Euroa to discuss options for design proposals for the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) project to undertake in the rebuilding of…Read more
Sport
Local players shine in interleague
FOUR Euroa boys combined with the best of the under 12s in the league, in the interleague carnival in Rochester on Sunday, May 19. Parents couldn’t believe that there were…Read more
Bleak conditions for women’s tennis
A BLEAK Monday morning greeted both Mansfield Red and Mansfield Blue hosting their opponents from Benalla and Moglonemby. With Judy Sands from Moglonemby on her game in every way and…Read more
Euroa comes away with the points
AFTER a tight contest against the Tatura reserves team on Saturday, May 11, the Euroa reserves team were able to come away with a hard-fought win by a margin of…Read more
New hub build
AN upgrade to the old Nagambie Croquet Club is set to become the new Youth Hub for Nagambie teens, with a sod turn by mayor Amanda McClaren making it official….Read more
Tough day for the Pies
ON what was a beautiful and some may say even too hot (yes, sunburn in mid-April, who would have thought) day for football the Euroa senior team took to the…Read more
Magpies get over the line against Rochester
EUROA senior footballers opened their winner’s account for the 2019 GVFL season last Saturday, with a hard fought eight point victory over Rochester. Coach Scott Rowan summed up the feeling…Read more
Euroa pipped at the post by Saints
THE Euroa seniors took on close neighbours Benalla in round one of the 2019 GVFL competition at Memorial Oval on Saturday and fell short by four points. Under a beautiful…Read more
Players crack open the hockey season for 2019
ROUND one of the Goulburn Valley Hockey Association winter competition commenced on the weekend with the juniors playing on Saturday morning in Shepparton. This year Euroa has entered two junior…Read more
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Euroa resident Stella celebrates her 107th birthday
EUROA Health recently threw a birthday party for one of their residents, Stella Henderson, celebrating her 107th birthday. Good wishes from family, staff and other residents greeted Ms Henderson on…Read more
Memorial garden officially opened at Violet Town
AS the sun rose at the rail tracks on McDiarmids Road in Violet Town at around 6.30am on Thursday morning, hundreds of people gathered to remember the nine lives lost…Read more
Students off to universities
THE anxious wait for many Victorian students is now over with the release of first round university and TAFE offers now available. Last week 51,638 main round offers had been…Read more
Lasting legacy
A LOCAL man, in a final gesture, has showed his true love for the community by leaving a large sum of money to community groups that profoundly impacted his life….Read more
Rural
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.
Merv Hughes to drop by
THIS Friday farmers throughout the district will join for an all-encompassing workshop in Euroa featuring guest speaker Euroa-born cricketing legend Merv Hughes.
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