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Among the deluge of cheerful new-year wishes in my in-box, I found this plaintiff cry from Bella, the sweet little French bulldog from Blighty:
Tis the Season for Lights | Shepparton News
Dec 9, 2024 · Looking for holiday cheer? The 2024 Shepparton News Christmas Lights Guide has you covered.
A Century of Connection | Shepparton News
Dec 10, 2024 · This Friday, December 13 the iconic Yarrawonga Mulwala Bridge will officially turn 100 with a formal ceremony to mark the occasion on Sunday.Bridges built across the Murray River at Yarrawonga ...
Victoria Police intensifies crackdown | Shepparton News
Dec 10, 2024 · Victoria Police has issued a strong message to family violence offenders across Eastern Division 3, knocking on the doors of over 100 family violence offenders last week.
Centre reopens, dispute continues | Shepparton News
Dec 9, 2024 · Small Friends Childcare and Education in Kialla reopened to families on Friday, December 6 after a brief closure due to various ongoing disputes between the property owner and the business operator.
Mitchell Shire's new mayor vows to tackle rapid population growth
Dec 1, 2024 · Mitchell Shire Council is under new leadership after John Dougall was elected mayor, alongside Deputy Mayor Bob Cornish on Monday, November 18.
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Choosing the solitude of mountains and remote landscapes over crowded tourist spots, Emmet O’Dwyer’s artistic journey is inextricably linked with his love of solo-cycling, long-distance travel.
Help families in need this Christmas | Shepparton News
Dec 5, 2024 · Hundreds of families in the Shepparton region are experiencing unprecedented hardship this festive season, according to not-for-profit donation platform GIVIT.
Thunderstorm asthma alert issued | Shepparton News
Nov 27, 2024 · If you’d seen Doug and Jenny Andrews’ 1950 Riley 2.5-litre Drophead Coupe now and on the day they bought it, you probably wouldn’t believe you were looking at the same car.
Premier blasts 'unsubstantiated rumours' over turf club
Dec 5, 2024 · Disgraceful and cynical are some of the words Premier Chris Minns has used to describe a reported vote to refer him to the state's corruption watchdog.