Friday, April 29, 2011
Day Trip To Melbourne
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Official - Tomorrow: When The War Began Trailer
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Song's recorded by your's truly - Bridge over troubled waters and you'll never walk alone
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Easiest Home Business Ever
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
SPC Ardmona Workers Go On Strike
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
DEATH OF PREGNANT WOMAN UNCOMMON
A Monash university professor said the death of a 38-year old Barooga woman, who died from ectopic pregnancy after an extended ambulance wait, was a very uncommon scenario in Australia. Professor Euan Wallace said it was extremely rare for death to occur from the condition and it more likely to happen in developing countries with little medical service. “It does happen, the tube ruptures because it can’t accommodate the developing pregnancy and bleeds into the woman’s abdomen,” Professor Wallace said.
INDIGENOUS GROUPS JOIN FOR EQUALITY

A proposal to give indigenous groups power to jointly manage Victorian Crown land has represented equality according to local indigenous figure Neville Atkinson. Mr Atkinson praised the Victoria Government it’s commitment to reconciliation. “I don’t want to get anyone’s hopes up because it hasn’t been decided yet, but I think it would be huge,” Mr Atkinson said. This comes after just one week ago when it was announced the Yorta Yorta people would co-mange the Barmah national park.
CHILDREN SUE MOTHER'S FATAL KILLER
An elderly man who gunned down a Numurkah woman last year, who he was infatuated with, is being sued by her children for compensation. 36-year old mother of three Jodie Blake was fatally shot on March 5 last year by 65-year old Ronald Sauders who later turned the gun on himself. Her children are seeking compensation for emotional and psychological hardship. “Immediately following the shooting of the deceased, (two of the children) attended their dead or dying mother on the floor of the premises,” a court document read.
Monday, January 5, 2009
BROTHEL GETS GREEN LIGHT - PROTESTERS BOW OUT
The Mayor of Shepparton says the council has to accept a controversial brothel development will go ahead in the north-east Victorian region. The council last year refused to extend a planning permit for a brothel to be built on Apollo Drive. The applicant appealed against the decision to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) which has ruled in their favour. Mayor Geoff Dobson says the council accepts VCAT's decision and will cooperate with the applicant. "There's nothing more we can do... the appeal's been through VCAT and the council will react accordingly and wait for the official paper work to come through," he said. But anti-brothel campaigner Mark Rumble has questioned the democracy of the state's planning system if a decision is made contrary to what the community wants. "What's the good of spending all that money and getting our council representatives to attempt to make decisions that are ideally for the betterment of our community and then not be able to follow through on those decisions because people are allowed to appeal to a higher source and have those decisions overturned?" he said. Shepparton's vocal anti-brothel group said there would be no further protest planned after
SPEED STILL BIG IN SHEPPARTON

Sunday, December 21, 2008
New Mayor Of Shepparton Council
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
NEW MAYOR RESIGNS

Monday, December 1, 2008
GVFL Out Of The Water, For Now

Muto Makes It To Council, Sondrae Bombs out!
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Shepparton Small Business Close Their Doors
Contagious Infection Contained at Age Care Facility
20yr old man jailed for Glassing
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
SPC Ardmona Rationalisation on Track - Coca-Cola Amatil
Outbreak of Gastroenteritis in Shepparton

Police Resources Stretched to the Limit
Specialist Nurses Headed for Shepparton
Water Strategies to Improve Water Management
Graffiti Wipeout!

Monday, October 13, 2008
Man Assaults Woman in Maude Street Mall
Brumby Government $115 Million Drought Relief

Mallee Harvest Wheat for Hay not Grain

Police Appeal for Witnesses to Violet Town Fatality
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Police Arrest Man after 100kmh Car Chase
Box Hill Man Charged over Goulburn River Attack
Nathalia Man Stabbed
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Family Given Accommodation After House Fire
Locust Plague Hatchings Spread Across the Region

Trapped Kyabram Man Airlifted to Melbourne
Woman Faces Pre-trial Hearing for Stubbing Husband
Council Approves Victoria Park Lake Master Plan

Sunday, October 5, 2008
Two Shepparton Boys Charged over 8 burglaries
Thousends March against National Parks along the Murray
Local Road Carnage 2 killed 2 Injured
Kialla Woman Margaret Vandergulik Pleads Guilty

Friday, October 3, 2008
One Person Dead In Kialla Two Car Collision
Kialla Woman Maraget Vandergulik Confesses Murder

Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Customs Arrest Illegal Chemical Importers In Shepparton

Give Up Prohibited Weapons without Penalty

Mooroopna Police Station Need's More Officers
Murray Golburn Water Allocations Increased

Enroll Now for Shepparton Council Elections

Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Tatura to get Major Horse Racing Event's

Queenland Man Admits robbing Toolamba Junction Hotel 28yrs On
Crobram Residents Injured in Car Crash
Law to Clamp down on Tired Truck Drivers

Echuca's Dangerous Intersection Greyspot Funding

Teson Trim's Closure will hurt Euroa
Large Locust Plague Heading Shepparton's Way
Murray River Communities March for Environment
Monday, September 29, 2008
Shepparton's Slain Cop Damian Eyre Remembered

Next month marks the 20th anniversary of the Walsh Street Killings, which claimed the lives of Constables Damian Eyre and Steven Tynan.
The two officers were shot dead in South Yarra when they responded to reports of an abandoned car.
The National Police Remembrance Day commemorations are a chance to pay respects to the slain officers.
Frank Eyre, who recently retired after more than 45 years in the force, says his son is not forgotten.
"There's a huge photograph in the Shepparton police station of my son, and everyone person who walks into the police station takes a moment to remember the job the police do every day," he said.
"They see me still working the watch house counter and they wonder how I continue to do the job that resulted in the loss of my son. My memories of Damian will remain forever present and the loss that we feel will never go away."
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Euroa Teson Trims Close in 4 weeks

Shepparton Record Temperature for September

Alpine Classic Victoria's Number One Tourist Experince

Rochester GVFL Premiers
The GVFL Grand final scores:
Seymour 13.18. (96) Rochester 15.9. (99)
Goals | ||
Rochester | Elliot Bowen 7, Dylan Cuttriss 2, Dean Moon 2, Kahl Oliver 2, Ben Deuscher 1, Anthony Mcphee 1 | |
Seymour | Saad Saad 2, Brent Colbert 2, Bernard Haberman 2, Benjamin Clifton 2, Jake Anderson 1, Dominic Russo 1, Paul Scanlon 1, Shane Schottner 1, Rodney Van riet 1 | |
Best | ||
Rochester | Elliot Bowen, Kahl Oliver, Ashley Watson, Sam O’brien, Scott Hann, Dean Moon | |
Seymour | Paul Scanlon, Rodney Van riet, Brent Colbert, Shane Schottner, Bernard Haberman, Matthew O’keefe |
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Light Plane Crash in Yea
A pilot has been taken to hospital and treated for shock after her light plane overran a runway and crashed into a fence in Victoria's north this saturday morning.
The 39-year-old woman was not injured in the crash which happened near Yea about 11am, police said.
"She was coming in to land at a private runway and has not stopped in time and came off the runway into a fence," police spokeswoman Amy Virgona said.
"There was minimal damage to the aircraft, she's more in shock than anything."
She was treated at the scene by paramedics and taken to Northern Hospital for observation, an ambulance spokesman said.
AAP
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Local Farmer Arrested Blocking Work on North South Pipeline

Golfer Jarrod Lyle's Brother Fondled Sleeping Woman

Magistrate - Tatura Man Should Go to Jail
Monday, September 22, 2008
Police Seek Man over Incident act at Market Place

Goulburn Murray Overnight Soaking

Denis Walter Quits WIN News

Country Footy Fan's Well Behaved, well the soccer?

Careful Cobber Fight Still Strong
